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Manufou Liaiga-Anoa'i Leads with Intention and Humility - Vimarsana News

Manufou Liaiga-Anoa'i Leads with Intention and Humility

If celebrated Samoan activist Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i wins in November, she will be the first Pacific Islander in California to sit on a city council.

'Pacific Cinewaves': South Seas cinema at Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival – People's World - Vimarsana News

'Pacific Cinewaves': South Seas cinema at Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival – People's World

LOS ANGELES — Since 1898, when a Thomas Edison camera crew on location in Honolulu shot the first footage ever filmed in the Pacific Islands, the South Seas Cinema movie genre has been dominated by Haole (Caucasians) male filmmakers lensing productions primarily for the consumption of Haole audien...

Making oka to celebrate Samoa Language Week - Vimarsana News

Making oka to celebrate Samoa Language Week

To celebrate Samoa Language Week RNZ Pacific journalist Mariner Fagaiava-Muller and his Papa, Faasootauloa Fepuleai Galo Fagaiava, sat down together to make oka.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Opinion: Why Samoa's Head of State does not have 'reserve powers' to revoke election results and call for new elections - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why Samoa's Head of State does not have 'reserve powers' to revoke election results and call for new elections

By Fuimaono Dylan Asafo* It was reported that the counsel for the incumbent Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP), Aumua Ming Leung Wai, seeks to justify that declaration, by arguing the call for fresh elections was lawful because they were exercising their 'reserve powers'. The Attorney General is also likely to make the same argument, and they have indicated that they are likely to engage the services of a Queen's Counsel (a foreign lawyer whose work has been given special acknowledgement by the British Crown) to act or advise on the matter. In my view, this argument should be rejected, beca...

Source: rnz.co.nz