The Torch of Peace has continued its journey on the southeast coast of Upolu with the Samoa Victim Support Group saying the reception from the villages was positive and engaging.The non-profit organisation said in a media release issued on Tuesday that the community joined in numbers with men, wo.
The 29 September 2009 tsunami marked a dark chapter in Samoa’s history after the natural disaster was triggered by two large quakes at that time. The earthquakes measured 8.1 and 8.0 on the Richter scale and led to massive waves of up to 22 meters (72 feet) which upon getting to the shore killed .
Since the destructive tsunami which claimed close to 200 lives in 2009, almost all families in Leusoalii who reside on the coastal land have moved up to the mountain where they are thriving and escaping their worries.A village that relocated to the mountains 14 years ago after the tsunami hit the.
A son of Samoa who was born and bred in West Auckland with roots in Falease'ela, Lefaga, Leusoali'i and Samatau is hoping to create more music in Samoan, to keep the language alive in Aotearoa New Zealand. In an interview with Pacific Waves, the promising musician Aaron Pulemagafa also known as ".
It was a day of celebration for residents of the Anoama'a No. 2 constituency on Saturday as they displayed their best catch and produce from the sea and their plantations.Instead of getting on with their usual Saturday routine, residents converged on the grounds of Anoama'a College in Saoluafata .