American Samoa
News in Samoan for 18 June 2019
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News in Samoan for 17 June 2019
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American Samoans urged to be more vigilant in ending domestic violence
A community advocate in American Samoa is urging people to be more vigilant in the communities in order to weed out domestic violence.
Jonathan Fanene pleads not guilty to domestic violence related charges
A former American Samoa cabinet member and NFL star has pled not guilty to 13 charges related to a domestic violence incident.
American Samoa's medical funding crisis over, for now
Critical health services in American Samoa have recommenced following their suspension last month due to a lack of funding.
News in Samoan for 14 June 2019
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News in Samoan for 13 June 2019
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News in Samoan for 12 June 2019
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American Samoans rally against domestic violence
The organiser of a rally against domestic violence in American Samoa says the high-profile case of a former NFL star turned Cabinet member has rocked the community.
News in Samoan for 11 June 2019
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American Samoa moves to ban styrofoam products
The American Samoa Environmental Protection Agency has helped shape legislation looking to ban styrofoam products.
American Samoa Fund unveils e-commerce training
The American Samoa Government Employees Retirement Fund will pay for classes for students to learn skills in e-commerce.
News in Samoan for 10 June 2018
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American Samoa cabinet member charged with assault
The director of American Samoa's youth and women's affairs department has been sacked by the territory's acting governor.
StarKist argues against $US100 million fine
StarKist, which runs a tuna cannery in American Samoa, says paying a fine of over $US50 million would jeopardize its continued viability.