Le Mamea to be honoured by Otago University

A trailblazing academic and leader who played crucial roles in the development of Samoa’s healthcare, as well as the founding of the National University of Samoa, will be honoured in Apia by the University of Otago.

By Andrina Elvira Burkhart • 29 March 2026, 9:40PM

Samoa Hosts Oceania Wrestling Championships at Maninoa Resort

By Maneralokina Amituanai • 19 March 2026, 4:00PM

Informed and aware, better choices through the right education

There is a misconception among many that sex education in schools gives rise to sexual activity. This could be as far from the truth as we are from the North Pole.

By The Editorial Board • 29 March 2026, 10:00PM

Street Talk: What are your plans for Christmas?

Christmas is just around the corner. Samoa Observer journalist Tautua Vaa and photojournalist Junior S Ami spoke to people about how they planned to spend their Christmas.

By Tautua Vaa • 15 December 2025, 4:00PM

Europe and the Indo-Pacific: Partners for a resilient future

Europe and the Indo-Pacific find their futures increasingly interlinked in a world marked by geopolitical shifts, economic uncertainty, and intensifying strategic competition.

By Barbara Plinkert • 14 November 2025, 1:50PM

Ta'i's Take. The Jerusalem embassy, a move difficult to understand

The announced plan to set up a Samoan embassy in Israel this year is difficult to understand in light of what is going on between that country and the Palestinian people

By Seuseu Faalogo • 10 January 2026, 10:00PM

Millions given away while Samoa sits in the dark

This is not the first time the power has gone off. It keeps happening, often without any warning. People are tired of it.

24 March 2026, 4:30PM

Between the Lines

Medicine crisis coming, machine out of order, fooled by free products, selling to minors, not public holidays and know the labour laws.

29 March 2026, 10:30PM