AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNational Development: Samoa’s government has launched a new five-year development plan (PDS2), with a public roadshow in Upolu and Savai‘i aimed at resilience, growth, social outcomes and stronger governance. Fuel Worries: While the Ministry of Finance says there is no fuel shortage and reserves remain comfortable, MPs and commentators are pushing back on the amber-alert approach as fuel costs bite. Local Governance Funding: Faleata No.2 MP Leatinuu Wayne Sooialo questions why commercial banks were asked for overdraft support to cover the remaining 30% of district development funds. Mental Health: Samoa opens a new psychotherapy clinic, described as the first of its kind in the Pacific, bringing Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy to families. Community & Culture: A 21km Independence Day relay drew 12 teams, and Auckland’s Manurewa Library marked Sāmoan Language Week with a celebration of language and heritage. Sports: Tepatasi retained the Marist International 7s title, and Moana Pasifika’s future is still in play as decisions are expected within weeks. Regional Links: Tokelau faces a major financial hit after being expelled from a key regional fisheries scheme.
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