Tuila'epa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi said the journalists had reported cases broadcast locally and overseas which made it seem that sexual offences were happening from Monday to Sunday.
Tuila'epa said the reports were shameful and tarnished the good name and reputation of Samoa.
He said the journalists providing such coverage had no pride in the country.
The prime minister said when sexual offence stories were broadcast he turned off the TV or radio because they did not sound good.
