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Talia talosaga Failautusi Initeria mo se avanoa tali ai faasea Haleck
Ua talia e le Faamasinoga Feterale i Uosigitone se talosaga a le Ofisa o le Initeria, ina ia maua se avanoa o le Failautusi o le Initeria ia Kenneth Salazar e tali atu ai i le faasea a le aiga o H
Samoa village council given ultimatum before power supply switched off
The Samoa government is threatening to switch off the electricity supply to the village of Magiagi in the suburbs of Apia unless it agrees to accept a pre-paid system to receive power.
Interior Secretary Salazar granted extra week to reply to Halecks' Complaint
The federal court in Washington DC has approved a defense motion allowing US Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar another week to reply to the complaint filed by the Haleck family of American Samoa
Faleomavaega commends ASTCA leadership, calls for ASTCA to be established by statute
Congressman Faleomavaega congratulated ASTCA on the opening of its new $5.6 million office building, dedicated on Monday, July 2, 2012, in a press release.
Researcher leads fishery workshop following latest cruise of ISSF Bycatch Project
PAGO PAGO, American Samoa -— The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) continued its series of global workshops on bycatch in tuna fisheries, with a discussion in America
Gabbard outpaces Hannemann in April-June fundraising for U.S. House race
City Councilwoman Tulsi Gabbard led all 2nd Congressional District candidates in fundraising in the second quarter of 2012, according to contribution reports filed with the Federal Election Commiss
PM: Church warning on casinos a “joke”
Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sa’ilele Malielegaoi has brushed off a warning from the National Council of Churches (NCC) about the perils of casinos and gambling in Samoa.Made by the Chairman of NCC, Rev
Samoa launches $50m solar project
Yesterday heralds a historical event for Samoa at Faleolo. The first site of a large-scale renewable energy project using solar is being dedicated.
Rotary calls upon villages to care for Angel Rings
Past President of the Rotary Club of Pago Pago and long time resident businessman Bill Maxey contacted Samoa News over the weekend with a plea to the villages where Rotary has established their “A