Residents on Samoa's most populous island and home to the capital, Apia, have been hit with power outages and are expected to ...

Prime Minister Fiame says it allows the government to implement measures to manage the energy supply, protect public health, ...

The Samoan government has declared a 30-day state of emergency as the main island of Upolu grapples with a severe ... In a news conference in Apia on Monday, Ms Fiame said the state of emergency ...

Only four are inhabited – Upolu, Savai’i, Apolima and Manono – with Upolu being the busiest, home to the capital Apia and the widest range of accommodation. It’s also the main gateway for the 51,000 ...

The 'No Fish' notice has been lifted for more than 4000 people in nine villages on the south coast of Upolu where the HMNZS ... Fui Tupai Mau Simanu said from Apia. "That was always the concern ...

APIA: The Samoan government has declared a 30-day state of emergency as the main island of Upolu grapples with a severe power crisis. Major disruptions to Samoa’s electricity supply have affected ...

A fault in the underground cable between Fiaga and Fuluasou power plants caused a blackout in Upolu last month ... In a news conference in Apia on Monday, Fiame said the state of emergency allows the ...

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