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Manawanui work finishes, diesel still on board Overwhelming market supply does little to dent prices 07 March 2025, 4:00PM Speaker rejects Cabinet motion to remove him Speaker Papalii Lio Masipau once again rejected a proposed motion from the cabinet to remove him and his deputy Auapaau Mulipola Aloitafua. By Matai'a L

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samoaobserver.ws > category > samoa > 122020

Making 100 tala stretch in Samoa

10+ hour, 45+ min ago   (363+ words) For many families in Samoa, 100 tala may sound like enough to cover a few household needs, but the money can disappear quickly after buying everyday food. Lina Tupu of Faleasiu, 100 tala means planning carefully before heading to the shops. “I…...

Samoa Observer
samoaobserver.ws > category > samoa > 121946

Planted with weary hands but built with strong hearts

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (575+ words) Beyond the politics and national issues making headlines there are hardworking Samoans contributing in their own way to the heart beat of the nation, Afualo Samuelu Aisau has spent more than twenty-four years quietly getting taro from a family plantation…...

Samoa Observer
samoaobserver.ws > category > samoa > 122022

Local goods prices rise faster than imports

1+ day, 10+ hour ago   (389+ words) Prices for local goods in Samoa rose faster than imported goods over the past year, with taro, fresh fish and cucumber among the products pushing costs higher. The Samoa Bureau of Statistics’ Consumer Price Index for August 2026 showed the local…...