

Upu o le Poto ~ Word of Wisdom
O le mea e tupu i le amiotonu o le manuia lea; e tupu mai foi i le amiotonu le filemu ma le saogalemu e faavavau - Isaia 32 f.17.
O le nuu manaia o le nuu lea e fia nonofo ai tagata e le fia o ese. O le aganuu matagofie o le aganuu lea e faamalumalu i aia a tagata, e faamalie i o latou mana'oga ma faaavanoa mai se lumana'i e tausini i ai, ma e ono maua ona o le sogasoga ma le meaalofa ua tuuina mai i le tagata e le Atua - Tupua Tamasese Efi
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OLA 4 ~ 2025
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We cater to the publishing needs of our Pasifika peoples
We produce educational resources for schools with first priority on our Pasifika first languages (e.g. readers, guides, wordbooks, posters, brochures, calendars, yearbooks, activity books, etc).
We offer advice and support in the process of publishing your literary work.
Phone 0275-945106
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Fa'asoa
E tetele a Pesega ae matua i le oo
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LPSL Tavita
Solo o le Aso Tofi ~ Thursday Poem
W.H.Auden
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epitaph on a tyrant
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Perfection, of a kind, was what he was after,
And the poetry he invented was easy to understand;
He knew human folly like the back of his hand,
And was greatly interested in armies and fleets;
When he laughed, respectable senators burst with laughter,
And when he cried the little children died in the streets.

Samoa History Today

~ 15 Jan ~
1948 - Samoan Members for the new assembly first elected
Tala Nei ~ Samoa

Fonotaga Pasefika NUS
Maua i le OLA Puletini A'oga Lomiga 4, 2025
Viteo
Lou Satauro Iesu e
Words - Fanny Crosby
Samoan translation - Rev. Noa Siaosi
Sung by Samoa Cyber Aufaipese
Courtesy of L.O.A. Records
Solo o le Aso Tofi
epitaph on a tyrant
W. H. Auden
E tauola mo a'oga i le gagana Samoa
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