Former ASGERF Board of Trustees member urges caution over plans to issue new bond series
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Economic consultant Fuiavailili Keniseli Lafaele is urging caution over the American Samoa Economic Development Authority’s (ASEDA) plan to issue two new bond s




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