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Court hears about Samoa’s alleged policy regarding overstayers being deported backCopyright © 2020 Osini Faleatasi Inc. dba Samoa News | All Rights Reserved“I don’t care what the Samoa Government says about their citizens being overstayers here in the territory. The country's tourism industry has been hard hit by the shut down, and...Samoa assassination case: Closed bail hearing decision pendingApia, SAMOA — Samoa's High Court has yet to decide on a government application for a closed bail hearing for two men charged with conspiring to assassinate the prime minister. Sunia told her he doesn’t care what the SG says about its people who overstay.

Just send them back to Samoa.”These were the words of Associate Justice Fiti Sunia during the sentencing of a man from Samoa, convicted of assaulting a high school student by striking his head with a tree branch, resulting in the minor blacking out and requiring 12 staples to close the wound.Teofilo Kuka pled guilty to second degree assault, a class D felony, punishable byDuring sentencing 2 weeks ago, Kuka apologized and begged for a second chance to return home to care for his family, especially his parents. ), Reverend Vavatau Taufao, to leave politics to politicians.

The Prime Minister made the point in Parliament last week when he was responding...Apia, SAMOA — Prime Minister Tuilaepa Dr. Sa’ilele Malielegaoi objected to being called a “sifi” yesterday when Parliament convened to discuss the 2018/19 Budget at their makeshift home at Tuana’imato. My boss is the people of American Samoa.” Chief Associate Judge Mamea Sala Jr told the immigration officer that based on his testimony, it appears to the court that the problem with Kuka’s illegal immigration status falls on the Immigration Office, for not following up when his status was about to expire.

The witness said there is no option left, but to have Kuka depart the territory.Prosecutor Laura Garvey then told the court that the Samoa Government (SG) has a new policy in place for their citizens who are overstayers and convicted of crimes in the territory.According to Garvey, there is a list of things the SG needs American Samoa to fill out“Was there a written policy from SG or… was it just a verbal policy?” Sunia asked. Prime Minister Tuilaepa offered the warning during his weekly media conference..."Thank you but Cabinet is not asleep at the wheel" Samoa PM saysApia, SAMOA — Cabinet is not asleep at the wheel. However, in exercising this power, the Cabinet does not act in a vacuum. Sunia did not mince words when he heard that. Honourable Prime Minister, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi has been in office for more than twenty years and is the leader of the Human Rights Protection Party. So they belong to Samoa.

Remarks by Prime Minister of Samoa, Honourable Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi for Official Opening of British High Commission in Samoa.

"Tuilaepa has been the target of three plots to kill him; one of those being almost successful when in 1999, Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Neioti Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi “And if they send their people back to us after we deport them , let them float between the two islands on a canoe.

With Samoa allowing flights into the country for citizens stranded in N.Z and easing stay at home rules, I think America Samoa should ... “Just send them back home,” Sunia said. Honourable Prime Minister, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi has been in office for more than twenty years and is the leader of the Human Rights Protection Party.Tuilaepa was born in Lepa, Aleipata and educated at Marist Brothers School, Apia; St Joseph’s College, Lotopa before continuing his education at St Paul’s College in Auckland, New Zealand. “We are extremely […] The reason given for Tuilaepa's relinquishment of the Ministry of Finance was the amount of responsibility and work involved being both Prime Minister and Tuilaepa first won election to represent his Lepa district in 1980,Tuilaepa has emerged as one of Oceania's most vocal critics of Fijian In a February 2009 continuation of the war of words between Bainimarama and Tuilaepa, Bainimarama accused Samoa's In late 2011, Tuilaepa initiated a meeting of Polynesian leaders which led, in November, to the formal launching of the In June 2017, the Samoan Parliament passed a bill to increase support for Christianity in the country's constitution, including a reference to the Tuilaepa was founder of Apia West Rugby, and is currently chairman of the Tuilaepa's government passed highly controversial legislation in 1998 to switch In 2011, Tuilaepa's government introduced a bill to shift Samoa west of the The outbreak has been attributed to a sharp drop in Nevertheless, as of 29 December a public inquiry into the government's role in suspending vaccinations had not been announced.