Manatua Cable is Ready for Service
Leaders of the four nations behind the Manatua One Polynesia Cable Project have announced that the cable was accepted last week from turnkey supplier SubCom. They further announced that, following ...Read more
Technology
ASPA Announced Another Drop in Electricity Rate
The American Samoa Power Authority informs customers of the recent drop in the per kilowatt- hour (kWh) price for electricity due to the continued drop in fuel prices over the last couple of ...Read more
Zoom Session on “Cyber Security & Data Protection”
In its continuing efforts to promote American Samoa’s broadband opportunities, the Territorial Broadband Strategy Working Group is hosting a zoom session on the topic, “Cyber Security and Data ...Read more
Last Day to File for Unemployment Assistance, July 31st
July 31st is the deadline for applying for the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA and Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensations benefits. The US Department of Labor awarded American Samoa ...Read more
Down With the Old, Up With the New
The old Communications Office Building in Fagatogo has been demolished to make way for a new courthouse. Previous plans were to relocate part of the District Court to the second floor of the ...Read more
Samoa Govt Mulls Facebook Ban
The Samoan Government is looking seriously at banning Facebook in the country. TV1Samoa reports Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi said this week that many people had complained about the ...Read more
LBJ COVID Testing Machine Ready After Today
The COVID testing machine for the LBJ Hospital known as the AB1-7500 will be ready after a final conference call this morning with the company that did the design, GLHN Contractor of Arizona. The ...Read more
Silicon Valley company on target with computer course
Stratus Silver Lining Inc., the Silicon Valley Company promising to train American Samoans for technology related jobs that will pay good money, is on target to start its first computer course on ...Read more
