A recent legal challenge against the Electoral Act, and the process with which it was handled between Parliament and the Judiciary, proved the importance of the separation of powers, in allowing people to exercise their Constitutional rights in a democracy.
By Soli Wilson,
30/09/2020
The only team from Savai’i to register in the 2020 Teuila Tag Competition is ready to represent the big island, says captain Molani I'aulualo.
By Vaelei Von Dincklage,
29/09/2020
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OPINION: The construction of the Vaia’ata Prison in Savai’i, which is apparently being built by prisoners, raises so many questions. It begs the question of whether the Government should revisit the issue to consider whether proper processes were followed.
By The Editorial Board,
30/09/2020
STREET TALK: Thousands of Samoans have benefitted from a Government initiative where $50 is handed to every Samoan as part of the census. How have you spent yours? Hyunsook Siutaia asked in today's Street Talk and this is what people said:
Cardinal Pell returns to Vatican mired in financial scandal
The first rising of palolo, Samoa’s rare worm delicacy, could happen on the morning of Thursday, Friday or Saturday, 8, 9, and 10 October 2020.
The Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture (M.E.S.C.) has come out in support of a controversial free school wifi project but say browsing security is their top concern.
By Sapeer Mayron,
01/10/2020
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