Ua le fa’atafa le afio’aga o ‘Ofu i le afio le afioga le Fa’atui Misaalefua, susu ai le Usoali’i ma Tama Fa’alagia ae tainane le fetalaiga ia i la’ua To’oto’o ma upu ia te oe le ‘Ofu.
O se mea e ofo ai, ona o sailiga o fa’amatalaga, e o’o ai lava tagata i le Fa’amasinoga, ma ua le fa’atafa lava lea tulaga i e sa tutula’i e avea ma ta’ita’i o le Vaega Fa’a -Upufai a le Tautua i
Na teena e le Senate i le faitauga lona lua i le taeao ananafi, le pili a le maota o sui lea na pasia i le vaiaso nei, e sii ai lafoga i oloa ma laisene pisinisi, ina ia mafai ai ona maua se tupe
O le taeao ananafi na tapunia aloaia ai le Fono Faapitoa a le Fono Faitulafono e pei ona valaauina e le alii kovana, e aunoa ma se mataupu na tuuina atu i ai na pasia e Senatoa ma Faipule.
The Pacific Horizons team —the Navigators—of the American Samoa High School Athletic Association (ASHSAA) girls basketball division, pictured here.
Last year’s champions Vailele are ready to do battle to defend their championship title and win the Inaugural TMO Marist Pago 7s International Tournament Cup.
Guests from Samoa for this year’s 112th American Samoa Flag Day Celebration boarding a school bus yesterday after arriving on the Lady Naomi.
Gov. Togiola Tulafono has cautioned government directors not to get carried away during this political season and advised them to work together instead of being in conflict with each other.
The 2012 Flag Day will be dedicated to Gov. Togiola Tulafono, who will deliver his last Flag Day address in this year’s two-day event set for Apr. 17 and 18 at the Veterans Memorial Stadium.