Samoa Social Welfare Fesoasoani Trust launched
“The Trust will focus on assisting offenders and members of the community not only in court cases but also in counselling, immigration matters and providing legal advice.”
“The Trust will focus on assisting offenders and members of the community not only in court cases but also in counselling, immigration matters and providing legal advice.”
The Nofotane Project was launched by the Samoa Victim Support Group (SVSG) yesterday morning, in which the group aims to improve the economic empowerment of women and to increase women’s participation in domestic and community matters.
“Food is the gateway into all cultures. We are blessed with an ocean so abundant in marine life, and fertile soils capable of recovering from the worst of natural disasters that if we only take what we need, generations after us will also be fed from the same food baskets.”
“We often hear that what is taught in the classroom is the most important part of schooling, but we should also remember that good school facilities are equally as important for the development and education of our children.
Samoa’s newest airline ‘Talofa Airways’ was officially launched yesterday in a ceremony held at the Fagalii airfield.
Samoa now has its first, state-of-the-art, pharmaceutical warehouse which was opened earlier this afternoon by Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi.
The new Vaitele Street four-lane extension was officially opened today by the Government.
“Multiple businesses have flourished from the construction of this road” – PM Tuilaepa
(PR) 19 August 2016 – The Secretariat for the Pacific Immigration Directors’ Conference (PIDC) has officially begun operating in Apia to serve its Member Administrations made up of 19 Countries and Territories in the region. Newly appointed Head of Secretariat, Mr Maumalo Ioane Alama advised that the Secretariat staff had officially commenced operating out of Apia […]
The Chinese Embassy last night hosted a farewell function for more than thirty students who have secured scholarships to study in China this year as part of the Chinese Scholarship Programme.
The Prime Minister and Cabinet today witnessed the swearing-in of fourteen new citizens.