World Bank grants $14.6 million for coastal communities in Samoa
WASHINGTON, D.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Church services and parties will top the list of activities when American Samoa welcomes in 2014 at the stroke of 12 midnight tonight, the last in the U.S. “family” to do so.
AFOA: Ou te le o sola, ae ona o le fa’aaloalo a lo’u Itumalo
TAOFIA E LEOLEO I LE AVE TA’AVALE ‘ONA
E to’atele na taofia e leoleo i le faaiuga o le vaiaso na te’a nei, ona o tu’uaiga i le ave ta’avale ‘ona.
Na faaaoga e le afioga i le kovana sili ia Lolo Moliga le fonotaga mulimuli o le 2013 a le la Kapeneta ma le lutena kovana ia Lemanu Peleti Mauga i le aso ananafi, e faaoo atu ai le la faafetai i s
E tusa ai ma se fa’aaliga ma’oti mai le ali’i pule o le Ofisa o Turisi a le tatou Malo, [American Samoa Visitors Bureau] le susuga David Vaiafe, sa ia fa’aalia ai, “O le tausaga 2014, ua fa’aauau f
The annual Samoa Bowl event held in Tutuila for the past decade has, for the most part, seen American Samoa walk away with top honors; but this year, a big change in schedule also saw a big change
Sports Complex Manager Toleafoa Henry Tavake would like the public to know there is training being offered for eight different sports at the Veterans Memorial Stadium at this time and invites all y
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