1. PILNA Report by Ministry of Education
2. Internet Contract for National University of Samoa
3. SIFA awarded naming rights for Netball Samoa
4. Agriculture Minister to attend Coconut Community Meeting in India
5. Variation works for SCADA System
6. MESC Progress Report
1. Criminal Justice Programme Report
2. Contracts awarded for Samoa College Renovation
3. Patients for overseas medical treatment
4. Savali Editor suspended.
During an interview with the Savali Newspaper, Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi was asked to comment on a number of issues raised in relation to Government’s development plans for 2015 and over the next few years.
1. Deputy PM to accompany Samoa Association of Manufactures and Exporters to Australia.
2. Financial assistance for Samoa Netball Association.
3. AC Contract for ACC Building.
4. Savali Editor suspended.
The Prime Minister’s annual address to the nation for the New Year, as delivered at the FMFMII Government Building earlier today.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The public is hereby advised that under Technical Assistance from the World Bank, the Government of Samoa is developing a labour migration policy…
Samoa’s Prime Minister, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi welcomed delegates and officially opened the five-day Tuna Commission meeting this morning at the Faleata Sports Complex, Faleata.
1. PM Tuilaepa to meet with Indian Prime Minister and Chinese President in Fiji.
2. CT Scanner for Motootua Hospital.
3. Contracts awarded for construction works for seawall/roads in Upolu and Savaii.
4. Independent Water Scheme contracts.
5. Dialogue on Climate Change in Noumea.
Find out more about the following news releases from Cabinet:
1. Ministry of Health Ebola Prevention Guidelines;
2. FAO meeting in Italy;
3. World Toilet Day Commemoration;
4. Pacific Law Officers meeting in Kiribati;
5. Samoa Shipping to inspect MV Victoria 9 in Malaysia
The Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi and MWTI Minister Manualesagala Enokati Posala officially opened the Fuluasou Substation and SCADA System at Tuanaimato today as part of the Power Sector Expansion Project. Funded by the Asian Development Bank, AUSAID and JICA – the opening of the Substation and SCADA System heralds a new era of energy management for the Electric Power Corporation in Samoa.
