The Government, the Samoa Observer and a familiar disagreement

The Samoa Government has released a new list of media outlets authorised to carry official government notices and announcements. There are government-owned outlets, private television and radio stations, online publications and even media organisations serving Samoan communities overseas. Yet one familiar name is missing. The Samoa Observer, the country's only daily newspaper, which has been reporting the affairs of this nation since 1978, has not been included. Ordinarily, a government...

O le upega e fili i le pō, ‘ae tatala i le ao. The fishing net is prepared at night, but opened in the morning. What is done in the dark or behind the scenes becomes useful when the right time comes.

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Samoa is on a path where big corporations and powerful business interests can slowly take its future out of the hands of her own children.

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You won’t see it. You won’t feel it. But this tiny device now lets you control digital systems using only your brain — with no surgery, no wires, and no need to shave your head.

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