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Emergency response strategies and coordination of disaster relief are the key areas of focus as government officials undergo training with the Nevada National Guard.This is the first subject matter exchange under the State Partnership Program (SPP).It will cover various critical fields such as di...

A call has been made by the Commissioner of the Samoa Fire and Emergency Services Authority (S.F.E.S.A.), Tanuvasa Petone Mauga to review the Electrical Power Corporation's policies and regulations to prevent fires caused by electrical faults as it was revealed that the fire at the SNPF Plaza las...

The government is looking to fill five top positions with one vacancy while the other Chief Executive Officer posts are nearing the end of their three-year contract. These top jobs are for Samoa Post Limited, Samoa Fire and Emergency Services, Accident Compensation Corporation, Land Transport Aut...

Police Commissioner Auapa'au Logoitino is optimistic about a peaceful New Year's celebration nationwide this coming weekend. In a Friday evening interview with the Samoa Observer, Auapa'au mentioned that they had recently completed the briefing for the team assigned to work on New Year's Eve and ...

Apia, SAMOA — As the clock counts down to Christmas, Apia was ablaze with the holiday spirit, courtesy of the festive 2023 Christmas Parade.

Fireworks valued at more than SAT$300,000 will be used by the Samoa Tourism Authority (S.T.A.) to welcome the New Years with fireworks on both Upolu and Savai'i, this was confirmed on Wednesday morning.S.T.A with representatives from its' key partners, the Samoa Fire and Emergency Services (S.F.E...

Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) has completed its community disaster and climate risk management (CDCRM) in Saipipi Savai'i as part of its community awareness.ADRA Samoa has carried out similar response exercises and drills with other communities in Upolu and has brought it to Sava...

The General Manager of the Electric Power Corporation (E.P.C.), Faumui Tauiliili Toimoana said fires due to electrical faults are highly unlikely as he refutes some of the claims in regards to the causes of recent fires.Fires which have destroyed buildings and homes in the last month were been sa...

A massive fire which broke out in the early hours of Wednesday destroyed a joinery and steel business in the Vaitele industrial area.The Polynesian Woodwork and Pacific Steel Company Ltd was completely destroyed with the authorities still investigating the cause of the fire.First responders from ...

The Minister for Education and Culture has highlighted the link between acquiring new skills and knowledge and the employability of Samoan citizens in order for them to contribute to nation-building.Speaking last Thursday at the National University of Samoa's Gymnasius Le Papaigalagala, during th...