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Youths call for progress ahead of Independence celebration

By Maneralokina Amituanai • 17 May 2026, 8:50PM

As Samoa prepares to celebrate its 64th Independence Day, young people across the country are reflecting on progress made since 1962 while calling for stronger development in education, family wellbeing, and infrastructure to shape the nation’s future.

By Maneralokina Amituanai • 17 May 2026, 8:50PM

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