Deported from the US, returned Samoans learn a new way of life
Apia, SAMOA — For some of the men aboard this US chartered plane, it would be the first time they have been back to Samoa since they were young.
Apia, SAMOA — For some of the men aboard this US chartered plane, it would be the first time they have been back to Samoa since they were young.
This past Wednesday evening, Faasao Marist High School in Lepuapua inducted its newest class of National Honor Society members. Pictured are four of the girls who made the cut this year. Congrats!
Apia, SAMOA — Because of the public interest in the resumption of air services provided by our national carrier, the Samoa Airways – formerly the Polynesian Airlines ‘Savali Newspaper’ requeste
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council on Friday delayed final action on an amendment to modify the American Samoa Large Vessel Prohibited Are
Ua talosagaina e le afioga i le ali’i Faipule mai Manu’a #2 ia Toeaina Faufano Autele le oo i le taimi ua tatau ai i Ta’ita’i o le Maota o Sui, ona toe fa’atula’i se Komi
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Gov.
Tongatapu, TONGA — Authorities in Tonga are concerned about the quality of the food items in the shops since Cyclone Gita hit last month.
Apia, SAMOA — An incident at Avele College where a student attacked a teacher has taken an interesting twist.
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — American Samoa Governor Lolo Moliga is not wavering on the 2018 Flag Day commemorations despite concerns that the focus should be on dealing with the impact of Cyclone G