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Attorney General’s Office asks for clarification from Samoa News to ensure accuracy in its reporting
In an article published in the Samoa News on Friday, January 09, 2026, “Senator Togiola resigns his position as chairman and member of the SSIC,” two points should be clarified to our readers to ensure accuracy in our reporting, according to Attorney General Gwen Tauiliili-Langkilde in an email to...
In the story, “Update: One man charged so far in gaming room raid in Nu’uuli”, published on Monday, June 23, 2025, Samoa News identified the establishment that was raided by police as being in the village of Nu’uuli, “near the Logoai residence and at a building registered to Tino Logaoai.”
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Attorney General, Fainuulelei Falefatu Alailima-Utu has requested that Samoa News re-print his email that was the basis for yesterday’s story — AG on Senate resolution banning imports from Samoa: “imports do not hurt local businesses” — in its entirety as sent.
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Samoa Police Service wishes to clarify the statistic relating to arrests during the period of COVID-19 as reported in the mainstream media and Radio New Zealand.
The [close to 300] arrests as reported are related to all arrests made by SPS since the beginning of the COVID-19 State of Emergency....