The new party was officially announced by the Electoral Commissioner on Wednesday after its registration.
The leader of the Sovereign Independent Samoa party, Fesola'i Logomalieimatagi Tepa Toloa, said their aim was to make legislation to give people the freedom to manage their heritage and natural resources.
Fesola'i, who ran in the 2006 election, also supported the current controversial proposed bills regarding the separation of the Lands and Titles court.
