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Patience is the key : Samoa s PM-elect hopeful before ruling | Politics News

Court ruling due on Monday could help resolve political crisis that saw Fiame Naomi Mata’afa sworn in under a tent.

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Patience is the key : Samoa s PM-elect hopeful before ruling

‘Patience is the key’: Samoa’s PM-elect hopeful before ruling Catherine Wilson © Samoa s Prime Minister-elect Fiame Naomi Mata afa takes her oath at an unofficial ceremony outside p. Samoa s Prime Minister-elect Fiame Naomi Mata afa takes her oath at an unofficial ceremony outside parliament house in Apia, Samoa [File: Anetone Sagaga/Samoa Observer via AP Photo] She is one of the Pacific Islands’ most experienced politicians, but Fiame Naomi Mata’afa, leader of the FAST (Fa’atuatua i le Atua Samoa ua Tasi) Party, which won 26 of 51 parliamentary seats in Samoa’s election last month to claim victory, is facing the greatest battle of her 36 years in politics.

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Fiji and Pacific Islands, Australia travel bubble: Everything you need to know including when Australians can travel to Fiji, is it safe and more | Explainer

The Fiji and Pacific Island travel bubble has been a pipe dream for almost a year, but it's getting close t.

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Tearing up BRI deal will hit Australia s influence in South Pacific

OPINION / VIEWPOINT By Qin Sheng Published: May 01, 2021 03:06 PM Crystal-clear seawater along the Lalomanu beach at southern part of Upolu Island, Apia, Samoa, Oct 19, 2019. Photo: Xinhua Australia has stood on the opposite side of the South Pacific countries by tearing up agreements signed between Victoria state and China on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). China has signed BRI deals with all the 10 Pacific island countries that have diplomatic ties with China. Australia can neither force these countries to cancel the deals, nor can it move its neighbors away. Confrontation with China will not help Australia gain more influence in the South Pacific region.

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Samoa election: Savai i votes for change as top parties tied

Residents on Samoa's main island of Savai'i have voted for change in this year's general election.

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