The truth about tonight’s test match at Apia Park is quite difficult to comprehend. Manu Samoa might be playing at home infront of their passionate supporters which normally should translate to a hefty advantage. To an extent that will certainly be the case.
Dear Editor, Re: Climate change debate It is a complete disgrace when you come into a segment you do not understand and fail to achieve a first grade level of how molecules work. By your admission. You are dumb and cannot comprehend simple math and understand first grade science.
Dear Editor, At the beginning of the month the country was informed of a man sentenced to jail for 16 years for the rape of a young woman during the 2016 Independence Holiday. It brings chills to me every time I think of this. I am here to share that this man was seen near a school just this week, with the escort of the police from the jail taking him there.
Dear Editor, Re: Police furious about baby sex case Okay, this happens in all societies and in Samoa since time began. It’s not new to Samoa. Incest and violation of our young and vulnerable is more common than we would like to ever imagine.
I welcome you all to our shores for the 20th Pacific Immigration Directors Conference.
Tuilaepa Dr. Sa’ilele Malielegaoi
Firstly I’m delighted to have been asked to speak to you tonight to launch the Manu Samoa Old Boys Association and an update on the state of Samoa Rugby Union.
Lumepa Hald
My daughter is a poet at heart, and my life is partly some of the darkness she writes of.
GREGOR PAUL FAN CLUB Don’t you just love the New Zealand Herald rugby writer, Gregor Paul?
ALL PUBLICITY IS GOOD PUBLICITY It was wonderful to see instant and very positive feedback to the ‘Clash of the Colours’ promotion of the Blues-Reds rugby game on the evening of June 2 at Apia Park.
The righteous thing The Ministry of Revenue is not the most popular of government Ministries right now. That’s for sure.
Think a minute…Have you heard this expression, “It’s raining cats and dogs?” It was started in Europe in the 1500’s when many European houses had thatched roofs made from straw. At night time the animals would climb up on the roof to stay warm, including cats, dogs, and other small animals.
The growing number of alcohol-related deaths is alarming. Hardly a month goes by without several incidents where precious lives are wasted due to alcohol abuse and drinking sessions gone wrong. What can we as a country do to stop these unnecessary deaths? What is your solution? Ilia L. Likou asked in today’s Street Talk and this is what people said:
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