January 2015
Charges dropped against TCF officer and inmates who visited Alofau
At the request of the Attorney General’s Office, District Court Judge Elvis Pila Patea has dismissed the criminal charges against police officer Fatu Enari and the three TCF inmates accused in conn
Tuilaepa dismisses Opposition claims that his govt is selling out to China
Samoa’s Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi vehemently denies that the Samoa Government’s developments and assets are being sold to China.
Lolo eyes IRS funds as possible windfall for territory
Allowing American Samoa to use $5 million in leftover federal stimulus money for a work credit program and repatriate to ASG coffers any federal taxes forgiven by the federal government for StarKis
With eye on expanding visitor industry, governor proposes ASG-owned airline
As the number of visitors to the territory has declined over the past three years and efforts to convince the federal government on the need for a cabotage waiver for American Samoa remain in limbo
PM wants bigger Samoan population and blames family planning
APIA: TUESDAY 20 JANUARY 2015: A bigger Samoan population has a bearing on the market, rugby players and netball players, and the Prime Minister blames family planning for a seemingly static popula
Feds charge former DHR director with fraud, bribery
Former director of the Department of Human Resources Evelyn Langford has been charged with two federal counts for allegedly accepting more than $200,000 from an official of the Hawai’i based compan
ASG launches multi-million venture capital program
American Samoa government has launched its federally funded multi-million dollar venture capital program, with the goal of creating new businesses, as well as supporting existing business expansion
Finagalo Galea’i vave fai fa’aiuga Fono mataupu Ofisa Leoleo
Ua talosagaina e le afioga i le ali’i senatoa ia Galea’i M.