A short ceremony was held at Mulinuu peninsula where students, teachers, and supporters gathered to witness the blessing and launching of the ‘Don Bosco 200’ fautasi which will compete in the American Samoa Flag Day regatta next month.
“This is a huge milestone not only for Samoa but for our Pacific Islands men and women who are educated and have the opportunity to gain Australian standards, skills and qualifications, giving them a very wide benefit of education and careers in the Pacific,” said the Prime Minister.
Samoa has taken the lead in the establishment of a pioneering project in the region addressing the reintegration of criminal deportees or ‘returnees’ from New Zealand, Australia and the United States of America.
1. Work Plan progress report on new airport at Aleipata
2. Appointment of Samoa’s new High Commissioner to Australia
3. Prep Meeting for 2Samoas Trade Fair
1. PFL Group meets in New Zealand
2. Contract for Fusi Saoluafata access road
3. Design and Supervision Contract for Vaisigano River Protection Wall
4. Samoa at annual Shipping Convention
5. Repair works for Mulivai Safata Primary School
6. Extension for Project Management Contract
Young Samoan leader, Miss Brianna Fruean, has made history with her milestone achievement as the youngest ever winner of a Commonwealth Youth Award.
Cabinet Releases for 6th March 2015.
The Samoa National Action Plan on Youth Employment or SNAPonYE project was officially launched today in Apia, through joint efforts between the Ministry of Women, Community and Social Development and the International Labour Organisation’s Pacific Office.
The Prime Minister of Samoa, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, made the following statement regarding media queries on news reports that New Zealand is spying on Pacific neighbours.
Prime Minister and Minister for the Samoa Tourism Authority, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi officially opened the Eleventh Commandment Restaurant at Vaitele Fou this morning.
