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Vaivase-Tai FC are heading to their first ever OFC Men’s Champions League after victory over Vaiala Tonga SC, edging out hosts Veitongo FC on the final match day in Nuku’alofa. The equation was simple for the Samoan side – win big and hope ...

Only 20 per cent of children from three to five years of age in Samoa are enrolled in early childhood education, statistics that have been described as "disappointing" by the Minister for the Ministry of Women, Community and Social Development (M.W.C.S.D.).Mulipola Anarosa Ale-Molio'o, who was th...

The Chief Executive Officer (C.E.O.) for the Ministry of Education, Aeau Chris Hazelman explained that the ministry can accept people without teaching qualifications as long as they go through the vetting process with the Public Service Commission (P.S.C.).In an interview with the Samoa Observer,...

Nothing is going to stop Falaniko Viane from reaching for the stars and living his life to the fullest, not even a physical disability where his right leg is shorter than his left.Many would not believe that this 11-year-old boy from Samusu is one of the best athletes in his school. He plays rugb...

Tupapa Maraerenga FC pulled off a hard-fought 3-2 victory at the OFC Men’s Champions League – Qualifying to deny Veitongo FC a qualification spot.

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — On January 27, 2024, a woman reported a man for sleeping at her house without her consent who then threatened her with a golf club for not feeding him.

A lack of funding support has not has not dampened the spirits of the Triathlon Samoa athletes preparing for the New Zealand Sprint Distance Championships in Napier on Sunday.

Associate Minister for Finance and member of parliament for Fa'asaleleaga No.2, Magele Sekati Fiaui who is alleged to have received the missing $150,000 meant for his district met with government officials and members of the district council on Tuesday.The district council from Savaii, Minister f...

Regulator Lematua Gisa Fuatai-Purcell has been reappointed for the next three years in her second tenure in office. Cabinet approved the reappointment of Lematua this week after two were shortlisted for the vacancy after it was advertised. A press statement from the Government confirmed Lematua w...

KEYWORDThe word of the month is shortage. There is a shortage of chicken, sugar, food items, teachers, nurses, doctors, lawyers, police officers, and above all common sense.SIGNALSThere was confusion at the intersection in Pesega along the main road as traffic signals were not working, Wednesday ...