February 2013
Poloa’iina le malo e totogi $12,500 i ana tagata faigaluega e to’alua
Ua poloaina nei e le Komisi a le Iunaite Setete e gafa ma mataupu o Avanoa Faigaluega Tutusa (U.S Equal Employment Opportunity Commission - EEOC) le malo o Amerika Samoa, ina ia totogi i tagata fai
19th Annual Spelling Bee today
A trip to Washington D.C., trophies, medals, gift certificates, movie tickets, phone packages and Sylvania Netbook Laptops are some of the top prizes that will be awarded today in the 19th annual S
Treasurer intros system meant to speed up payments
Treasurer Falema’o Pili has proposed a Streamlining Paperless System with the belief this will speed up the process of paying vendors their long overdue payments, and will also save money for the g
issues gov will take up with IGIA: Banking services, debt
The demise of banking services due to the planned departure of Bank of Hawai’i, local immigration law reform and the current deficit that is forecast at more than $44 million are some of the issues
LBJ admin submits its first quarter performance report
Faced with a drop in revenue, old unpaid debts and a decreasing level of funding from the federal government, LBJ Medical Center has taken steps to address the shortfall.
ASG ordered to pay back pay in age discrimination settlement by next month
The American Samoa Government has up to March 19, 2013 to pay $12,500 to Deputy Director of Human Resources, Eseneiaso Liu and former government employee Manuia Lacambra.
Eni calls on Lolo administration to enact local cigarette tax stamp law
Congressman Faleomavaega Eni has called on the Lolo Administration and the Fono to take action to combat cigarette smuggling in the territory by enacting a cigarette tax stamp law, which will help