It’s National Community Health Centers Week
A church service Sunday at the CCCAS Petesa-tai church opened National Community Health Centers Week. The event, with the theme “Boots on the Ground, Hearts in the Work,” highlights the ...Read more
Monthly Archives: October 2025
Amata highlights significance of 1st Female PM of Japan
Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata, Vice Chairman of the Subcommittee on East Asia and the Pacific in the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC), is congratulating Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae and ...Read more
Measles alert in Samoa after cases in NZ and Australia
Samoa’s Ministry of Health (MOH) has issued an urgent call for children under 2 to be vaccinated following reports of possible measles outbreaks in New Zealand and Australia. Acting Director ...Read more
Alisi Siniva Mata’afa is Miss Mosooi 2025-2026
Eighteen-year-old Alisi Siniva Mata’afa was crowned Saturday night as the new Miss Mosooi. The health science major at the American Samoa Community College was sponsored by XII Star Sewing ...Read more
Harvard student, Amelie Chen, creates renewable energy
Ameliie Chen, a Pacific Horizons School Alumna and now a freshman at Harvard University, continues to attract national attention with her ground breaking project turning algae into biofuel, a ...Read more
AS-EPA relaunches official website with many more features
The American Samoa Environmental Protection Agency (AS-EPA) has relaunched its website, www.asepa.gov, developed to enhance public accessibility to critical environmental data, updates, and ...Read more
Suspicion ice is manufactured in Samoa
Samoa’s Minister of Customs Masinalupe Makesi Pisi has told Parliament the government suspects methamphetamine is being manufactured locally. He said traffickers are using new and sophisticated ...Read more
Fono leaders ask Governor to reconsider his position
The House Speaker and Senate President have asked Governor Pulaalii Nikolao Pula to reconsider his position about spending funds that the Fono has not appropriated to pay salaries of directors who ...Read more
Government Shutdown Threatens Pay for Troops, Millions of Federal Workers
The federal government shutdown, now the second longest in U.S. history, is threatening the pay of millions of federal civilian workers and troops. KHJ News Washington DC correspondent Matt Kaye ...Read more
Mosooi Speaks – A platform for written and spoken words
On Saturday, October 18, the Agency for Better Living Endeavors (ABLE) Moso’oi team hosted the third event in the line-up for the 2025 Mosooi Festival of Arts & Humanities—Moso’oi ...Read more
