Archive - Feb 20, 2012

Only $4,000 of $1.4million stolen from the Ministry of Revenue has not been recovered according to the Police. Assistant Police Commissioner, Le’aupepe Fatu Pula said the money was found at Fagali’i-Uta on Tuesday night.

Le’aupepe said $36,000 of the stolen money was in cash and the rest were cheques.
Police recovered only $32,000 of the stolen cash.

The money was receipts for Mond
ay due o be banked Tuesday morning when the theft was discovered.
Le’aupepe said two Junior Officers of the Finance Department of the Ministry are now in custody to await their court appearances.

O se va’aiga i sui o le Manumalo Baptist School lea sa mauaina fa’ailoga i le tusiga ata e faia ai le Kalena mo le fa’asologa o Masina o le tausaga.

O le vasega a le tamaita’i o Mrs. Fuiava lea e i ai le au tusiata ta’uta’ua nei. [Tala tusia lomiga aso Lua]
 

ALALAGA FIAFIA TAGATA INA UA TAOFI SI'I FALEMA’I

Ua 'avea le tulaga o “o’o i le afio’aga po ’o le itumalo” ma afuaga o mea sese uma, O se mau le a le ‘au tusitala o le malo o Samoa, e fa’amatala ai le tele o fete’ena’iga i vaitaimi nei o palotaga ua tulalata fo’i i ai i tatou, fa’atasi ai ma Samoa Tuto’atasi."

E le ma’i lava le tulaga o lo o i ai fa'amaumauga a le pulega o le to’ese i le aofa’i o pagota o lo o taofia ai i le falepuipui, ina ua latou fa’ailoa i luma o le Komiti o le Puipuiga o le Saogalemu a le Senate e fa’apea, mai le aofa’i e to’a 174 o pagota o lo o i ai i Tafuna i le taimi nei, o le 85% o i latou ia, o tagata mai fafo.

Ua mae’a fa’asalalauina le avanoa e lesitalaina ai so ’o se 'Autalavou, Fa’alapotopotoga ma Ekalesia fo’i e fia fa’aalia ni a latou Fa’a-fiafiaga Fa’asamoa i le vaitaimi o le Sisigafu’a 2012 a le tatou nei malo.

O lea fa’afiafiaga ua fa’atulaga e faia ia Aperila 11, 12 ma le aso 13 i afiafi e pei ona masani ai i tausaga ta’itasi, ae mana’omia lava fo’i ona mua’i pasia lelei fa’ato’a mautinoa lea o se avanoa lelei mo lau ‘au fa’afiafia.

[Malo le faitau, malo fo’i le onosa’i, ae alo mai loa o le toe soso’oina lenei o la tatou tala fa’asolo, lea na gata mai i le vaiaso na te’a nei i le taimi lea feiloa’i atu ai le tamaitiiti o Fatu isi ona tina fai o Pauline, ma tagi ai lava i luga o lona tau’au, ma ua ‘avea lea ma itu ua fetagisi atu ai uma ma nai ona tei laiti.]

[Soso’o ane loa lau faitau i le toe soso’oina o la tatou tala fa’asolo, lea na gata mai i le vaiaso na te’a nei i le taimi lea o lo o pisi ai le isi vaega tele o le malo i toe sauniga o latou fitafita na maliliu i le taua, ae o le isi vaega o lo o pisi i le taumafai lea e tete’e atu i ‘au a Asuria lea ua taunu’u atu i o latou laufanua.]

E tau le maua se moe a lo latou tua’oi i le maloa o le maile a si ulugali'i papalagi  lea e i ai i le la fale (rent) mau totogi i le isi nu'u e nofo totogi uma tagata. A e i ai la ma le Samoa e nofo ai i totonu o le mea lena, o po uma o le ma'alo ane lava o se tagata ae iloa atu e le maile lea, ia ua ou (bark) loa le maile le a Lassie.

Se 'iloga lava e le toe va’ai atu ai Lassie ua le toe va’aia ona uma loa lea o lana ou, ao le mea la e leaga ai, e tu'u fau lava e le ulugali'i lea, e le fai i ai i le la maile.

Close to 11,000 housing units in American Samoa were recorded during the 2010 Census count, compared to just over 10,000 housing units for the 2000 census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, who released last week more data from the 2010 census for American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Census Bureau describes a housing unit as a house, an apartment, a mobile home or trailer, a group of rooms, or a single room that is occupied, or, if vacant, is intended for occupancy as separate living quarters.