Tui Mali
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| - | Tui Mali (pronounced ‘Twee Marlee’) is Chief of the Yavusa tribe which live in four small fishing villages on the adjacent island. Tui Mali, his brother Poasa, and their families live in two small houses on Vorovoro where he is the chief landowner. Tui Mali has welcomed the new tribe to his home and is looking forward to living and working with them. The partnership between Tui Mali’s tribe and our tribe will be reinforced by community projects that we actively and financially support in the nearby villages. Tribe members will be able to visit the local schools and help in specific development work. | + | '''Apenisa Bogiso (Tui Mali) - Island Chief''' |
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| + | Tui Mali (pronounced ‘Twee Marlee’) is Chief of the [[Yavusa]] tribe which live in four small fishing villages on the adjacent island. Tui Mali, his brother Poasa, and their families live in two small houses on Vorovoro where he is the chief landowner. Tui Mali has welcomed the new tribe to his home and is looking forward to living and working with them. The partnership between Tui Mali’s tribe and our tribe will be reinforced by community projects that we actively and financially support in the nearby villages. Tribe members will be able to visit the local schools and help in specific development work. | ||
Current revision as of 14:30, 16 January 2007
Apenisa Bogiso (Tui Mali) - Island Chief
Tui Mali (pronounced ‘Twee Marlee’) is Chief of the Yavusa tribe which live in four small fishing villages on the adjacent island. Tui Mali, his brother Poasa, and their families live in two small houses on Vorovoro where he is the chief landowner. Tui Mali has welcomed the new tribe to his home and is looking forward to living and working with them. The partnership between Tui Mali’s tribe and our tribe will be reinforced by community projects that we actively and financially support in the nearby villages. Tribe members will be able to visit the local schools and help in specific development work.
