The Unit Trust of Samoa (UTOS) is pleased to announce that it has recorded a Dividend of…
The Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture (MESC) in partnership with the Ministry of Police (MOP) completed another round of spot-check visits for Compulsory Education in Savaii last week
News from Cabinet, 28 April 2015
April 28, 2015
Cabinet Releases, Latest News
1. Prime Minister travels to Azerbaijan
2. Report on Qualifications Seminar
3. Contract for LiDAR products and services for MNRE
Palalaua College opens new school facilities
April 27, 2015
Latest News
Palalaua College opened its new school facilities on Monday this week.
News from Cabinet, 17 April 2015
April 17, 2015
Cabinet Releases, Latest News
1. Report on Meeting regarding persons with disabilities.
2. Report on SAME Exhibition in Sydney.
3. 2Samoa Trade Fair
4. Upgrade for Revenue Management System
Police Commissioner takes Oath
April 10, 2015
Latest News
The newly appointed Commissioner of Police, Mr Egon Lincoln Keil, took his oath as a Police Officer earlier today in a ceremony at the Court House, Mulinuu.
News from Cabinet, 2 April 2015
April 2, 2015
Cabinet Releases, Latest News
1. Financial Assistance for Vanuatu and Tuvalu
2. Polynesian Airlines prepare for overseas flights
3. Livestock from Australia for local farmers
4. Legal Advisor for Samoa Connectivity Project
Correction to Cabinet Release
March 30, 2015
Cabinet Releases, Latest News
CORRECTION
The Press Secretariat would like to inform the public that the amount of $40,000.00 publicised as financial assistance for Samoa Touch Rugby was incorrect. Please be advised that the correct amount, as approved by Cabinet, is $20,000.00 for Samoa Touch Rugby’s campaign for the 2015 Federation of International Touch Rugby World Cup. The error is regretted.
News from Cabinet, 27 March 2015
March 28, 2015
Cabinet Releases, Latest News
1. New Police Commissioner Appointed
2. Financial Assistance for Samoa Touch Rugby
3. Advanced Security Cooperation Program
SNPF Postpones reduction
March 26, 2015
Latest News, Press Releases
Following the advice from the Fund that it proposed to lower the entitlement level from 50% of total contributions to 45% in the hopes of reducing member loans whilst increasing member’s savings for retirement, a lot of the feed-back received indicated that our members and the general public did not feel that sufficient time had been given to them to prepare for this change.
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