Veteran lawmaker Savali Talavou Ale was yesterday re-elected to another term as Speaker of the House beating out competitor Rep. Taotasi Archie Soliai, in a vote of 13-7.
Na faalogoina i tulimanu e fa o le Malaeoletalu i le taeao ananafi le tau fai pati o aao o le atunuu, o le au valaaulia tainane taitai o le malo, ina ua maea le faatautoina o le tofa Lolo Matalagi
Ua toe filifilia nei le afioga i le alii Faipule mai le Itumalo o Alataua, le tofa Savali Talavou Ale e fai ma Fofoga Fetalai o le Maota o Sui mo le Nofoaiga lona 33 a le Fono Faitulafono.
Ua toe filifilia nei le Senatoa mai le Itumalo o Vaifanua, le afioga i le Tamaitai o le Ao ia Gaoteote Palaie Tofau e avea ma Peresetene o le Maota Maualuga mo le isi fa tausaga, ina ua lafo i ai
Twenty-two percent (22%) of American Samoa’s voting age population “united for change” on November 20, to give Governor Lolo Moliga a six-point margin of victory over Faoa Sunia.
Newly elected Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga and Lt. Gov.
During his inauguration speech, Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga announced two more cabinet posts, including Secretary of Samoan Affairs, which is one of two posts that Lolo and Lt. Gov.
The Senate majority has resolved the dispute from Manu’a District #2 by endorsing Laolagi Fonoti Vaeao, per recommendation of a Senate special committee, while there was no mention of the court ca