After amending the funding source, the Senate approved yesterday in third and final reading two administration bills totaling more than $200,000 to pay separate High Court judgements against the A
SALU & SAVUSA RALLY FOR EDUCATION: “LET’S CALL A SPADE A SPADE…” OUR SYSTEM HAS FAILED
by Fili Sagapolutele
A Territorial Audit Office’s limited scope performance audit found the government didn’t follow local regulations on the “competitive sealed bid process” in contracting the installation of the new
Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond and Associate Judge Fa’amausili Pomele have taken under advisement the government’s motion for Summary Judgment and to dismiss with prejudice a lawsuit filed by P
New Zealand’s Prime Minister has signalled there could be assistance for Pacific countries to help protect the region’s multi-billion dollar fisheries resources.
Saturday was a very tense moment at the Veterans Memorial Stadium, with the fans of the Vikings and Warriors back at it again, in the first match up they called “priceless” — THE rival game of the
The Senate Select Investigative Committee didn’t get any worthwhile information or testimony out of the witnesses subpoenaed yesterday about the $1.2 million in American Samoa Government grant fun
Two Census Bureau Officials are in the territory to finalize plans for the 2012 Economic Census. Branch Chief for the Economic Statistics Division, Lee R.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A firsthand account of the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden contradicts previous accounts by administration official
The Samoan community in the Cook Islands hosted Samoa PM Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi (center) and American Samoan Gov. Togiola Tulafono (left) and their delegations to lunch over the weekend.