AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSamoan Culture & Education: Maulolo Mulitalo Tavita Amosa says the National University of Samoa is staying silent on the Government’s rename of the Teuila Festival to the Measina Festival, arguing NUS should publicly share its cultural and academic view. Agriculture & Food Security: A farmer in Aleisa, Upolu warns that Panama disease (Fusarium wilt) is wiping out banana crops, with calls for an update from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Ocean Science: New Samoa research tracks carbon chemistry in the Savaia Village marine protected area, finding lower-than-typical total alkalinity and potential acidification risks for reefs and fisheries. Youth Mental Health Research: A Pacific-led study co-led by Li’amanaia Dr Roannie Ng Shiu is exploring how sleep and circadian rhythms could help reduce anxiety and depression in Pacific youth, including work requested by Samoa’s Ministry of Health. Regional Diplomacy: Samoa is set to join other Pacific states opening embassies in Jerusalem, with experts linking the push to religious conviction. Public Safety: Samoa’s police terminated three employees after positive drug tests, as the anti-drugs campaign continues.
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