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The Police Commissioner is considering withdrawing a termination notice given to a suspended senior officer charged with carrying out an unauthorised investigation into an unresolved hit and run case. Inspector Lio Faataumalama Auava was served with the notice last month after he pleaded not guil...

A round-up of news in brief from around the region.

The school principal of St. Mary's All Girls College, Lepetiaina Sina Fitu has confirmed that from next year, there will be no more Year 13 classes at the school and the Year 11 students this year will sit the Samoa Secondary School Leaving Certificate (S.S.L.C.) exams next year.In an interview w...

Apia, SAMOA — Samoa's Attorney General has fined Samoa Airways after the airline allowed Samoa's former Police Associate Minister Fepuleai Faasavalu Faimata Su'a to board

The Electric Power Corporation (EPC) General Manager has urged domestic power consumers affected by the removal of the 20 per cent power bill reduction to switch to the domestic category.In an interview with the Samoa Observer, Faumui Tauiliili Toimoana said some consumers who registered under th...

A round-up of news in brief from around the region.

Non-domestic consumers of the Electric Power Corporation (E.P.C.) or business owners are feeling the heat again from the revoking of the 20 per cent discount on electricity bills for all businesses.In an interview with the Samoa Observer, the General Manager for E.P.C, Faumui Tauiliili Toimoana c...

Koreti Sili was a proud mother on Tuesday when her second-eldest daughter Anniemarie Sili was named the top student of the Saint Mary's Primary School for this year. Speaking to the Samoa Observer after the school's prizegiving ceremony, which was held at the school hall in Savalalo on Tuesday, M...

A forensic audit of the former administration's major projects will be done by just one accounting firm, says the Minister of Finance.Lautimuia Uelese Va'ai told the Samoa Observer on Monday that the budgetary allocation for the forensic audit was approved in the current budget and the government...

It is great that the Chief Executive Officer for the Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC) has laid down the law on the need for students in Samoa to take the national examinations.An article (Exams are students’ right: Education Chief) in yesterday’s edition of the Samoa Observer reported on t...