Apia Samoa News Today

  "Temple Themes in the Book of Abraham," written by Stephen O. Smoot Abstract: The Book of Abraham is replete with temple themes, although not all

In a first for this state, VIC has crowned Telesia Burnley Miss Fa'afine VIC and she joins the breakfast crew to talk about what this means for her and the Samoan culture

Fifty days and counting down towards the UNFCCC COP28 in Dubai, Pacific Small Islands States (PSIDS) have been urged to stand united and leave no stone unturned as they gather in Samoa for an in-depth dialogue to consolidate positions and messages on priority thematic areas ahead of the global ne...

Warnings for an impending disastrous cyclone are received within 72 hours (3 days) in which people are given ample time to make preparations for their safety and well-being.

Internet prices in Samoa could become lower following the approval of the Samoa Submarine Cable Company (S.S.C.C.) as the designated dominant service provider for the wholesale international internet capacity market for the Tui Samoa Cable.Samoa Submarine Cable Company (SSCC) is a private company...

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Punavaiola Va'atausili Tupuola Tanielu Utumapu of Ofu and Olosega, Manu'atele accepted her first stipend of $750 from the American Samoa Community

After eight days at sea and seven nights, Vaka Paikea arrived into Apia Samoa on Tuesday night (Samoa) with its Captain, Master Navigator Peia Patai and nine crew safe and well.

Tiffany Singh is an artist of Indian and Pacific descent She grew up in Northcote Auckland has graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts in 2008 Singh then spent three years in India absorbing the culture and art of the country

Richard John Seddon (seated at left), his wife (centre, in dark dress), his daughters Mary and Louise, Frederic Wallis, (Anglican Bishop of Welling...

We would like to pay tribute to a Great man, a Pioneer, a Leader, a Father, a Mentor, a Musician, a Husband and more... Papalii Dr. Pita Ulitau Taouma Papali’i Dr. Pita Taouma is the head of the Malietoa Pouesi family in Aotearoa/Niu Sila. He is most well-known as a dentist who served our community for many years, first in Samoa as the head of dentistry at the hospital in Matautu, Apia and then for many years as a dentist here in Aukilani. Papali’i was first sent to Niu Sila to take ...