His stand is on the busy corner of Suva's main street, Victoria Parade. Business is a little bit down since the political problem. People are scared to come to town. They shop, bank and go home. It's killing Feroz's butcher shop looks busy, but it's hard to work out who are the customers from the security guards filling the shop.
People crowd over trays of red meat and poke pop-eyed frozen fish.
Bits and pizza's Raijieli and Mereelani claim to make Fiji's best pizzas. She says the first week was the hardest and says, 'We now close at 7.30. Both women are keen to get back to a normal life. With this curfew the baby rate will go up,' she says laughing. Shoes ain't shining Outside the popular Village 6 cinema complex a group of shoeshine boys hang about ignoring the hurrying shoppers.