American Samoa
American Samoa contains dengue outbreak
An epidemiologist at American Samoa's Department of Health says he's confident the territory's eighteen month long dengue outbreak is coming to an end. Audio
Dengue contained on American Samoa
An epidemiologist at American Samoa's Department of Health says he's confident the latest dengue outbreak is coming to an end.
Dengue outbreaks in American Samoa and Wallis and Futuna
An epidemiologist from the Pacific Community says dengue fever outbreaks are currently active in American Samoa as well as Wallis and Futuna.
News in Samoan for 13 November 2018
The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
American Samoa re-elects Republican congresswoman
American Samoa's republican congresswoman has been re-elected by a landslide majority, winning 83 percent of the vote.
Investors help Swains Island make breadfruit flour
Off-island investors have led to the production of flour from breadfruit on American Samoa's Swains' Island.
Two lawsuits over death of fishing captain in American Samoa
Two separate lawsuits have been filed in relation to the death of the captain of a fishing vessel in American Samoa last year.
Swains Islanders re-elect incumbent to American Samoa Fono
Swains Islanders have selected incumbent Su'a Alexander Jennings to serve another term as the island's faipule in American Samoa's House of Representatives.
Early voting for mid-terms underway in American Samoa
Nearly 400 people have cast ballots in early voting for the mid-term election in American Samoa, set for 6 November.
American Samoa governor hits out at minimum wage increases
American Samoa's Governor has taken a jab at the US Government and decisions made in Washington that, he says, give no consideration to local conditions.
American Samoa to produce certified kosher tuna
The tuna cannery, StarKist Samoa, is to produce "certified kosher tuna" from its plant next month.
American Samoa company plans to export local fish
A new company in American Samoa says it plans to export local fish for off-island markets.
Prominent American Samoa Senator dies
Prominent American Samoa politician has Galeai Moaaliitele Tuufuli has died in California at the age of 81.
American Samoa passes elder abuse law
American Samoa will soon have in place a new law which criminalises and prevents the neglect, abuse and exploitation of the elderly and disabled adult population in the territory.
American Samoa school upset at US army indoor firing range
A private school in American Samoa is objecting to the construction of a United States military indoor firing range adjacent to their school.
American Samoa lifts freeze on salary increments
The American Samoa government has lifted a freeze on annual salary increments that it imposed five years ago.
American Samoa assesses impact of minimum wage rise
An American Samoan task force set up a review the impact of the latest minimum wage hike says several hundred jobs are in peril.
American Samoa closer to renewable energy target
The American Samoa Power Authority is close to getting started on a new photovoltaic project on Tutuila which will produce 20 megawatts of electricity.
StarKist pleads guilty to canned tuna price fixing
The US tuna company StarKist has agreed to plead guilty to one felony charge of price fixing for its role in a conspiracy to rig the price of canned tuna.
Swains election postponed until end of the month
The meeting of Swains Islanders to select their member of the House of Representatives for the next two years has been postponed to October 30.