By Journal on October 8, 2026
Bokanbotin, Emma Kabua-Tibon, EZ Price Mart, Farrah Muller, Goodwind Silk, Majuro Do it Best, Marshall Islands Chamber of Commerce, Marshall Islands Resort, Sherwood Tibon
News

In its first gala awards program for local businesses, the Marshall Islands Chamber of Commerce last Friday held an awards banquet at the Marshall Islands Resort. Winning the six awards: • Lifetime & Legacy Business Award/People’s Choice Recognition – Pacific International Inc.
By Journal on October 2, 2026
Bernard Dowiyogo, bubuji, Nauru, The Wall Street Journal
Back In The Day

Journal l0/4/1983 P1 Bikinians interested in Hawaiian landBikini leaders are scheduled to meet with Mayor Mayor Hannibal Tavares, 12 October, to finalize plans to buy lands on Maui and Molokai, according to a 29 September issue of the Honolulu Advertiser. Earlier, the Bikini leaders announced their desire to use part of their trust fund to […]
By Journal on October 2, 2026
Iolap, Jeirok, Laura sign, Lobat, Lomar, Taiwan Technical Mission
Feature Articles

Hundreds of Majuro residents drive by this sign every day at the entrance to Laura Village. We imagine that very few read the words or even look at it. It’s a “welcome to Laura Village” sign, fading from salt air and the elements, but still standing. What is interesting to us is this: There are […]
By Journal on October 1, 2026
Air Nippon Airways, Alaska Airlines, Aloha Airlines, Chuukese, Daisy Sepe Duffy, Hawaiian Airlines, Jaslyn Raymond, Johnny Duffy, Kosrae
News

Daisy Sepe Duffy is following in the footsteps of her father, who is the first Micronesian to fly for commercial air carriers in the US and Japan. Daisy’s mother, Jaslyn Raymond, is Chuukese and her father, Johnny Duffy, is from Kosrae with ties to the Marshall Islands. Her father is the first Micronesian to fly […]
By Journal on October 1, 2026
Aelonlaplap, AOG Church, El Niño, Full Gospel Church, Jaluit, lobal Environment Facility, Majuro, Majuro Water and Sewer Company, Managing Coastal Aquifers Project (MCAP), Marshall Islands Police Department, Northern Islands High School, RMI EPA, SDA Church, UCC Church, UNDP, Wotje, Wotje Atoll, Wotje Elementary School, Wotje water project
News

Wotje Atoll is now the focus of two water projects that aim to reduce the severity of the inbound El Niño drought and to establish a system for sustainable use and management of the main island’s substantial underground water lens. With a serious El Niño weather condition in progress expected to lead to a drought […]
By Journal on October 1, 2026
Aren Palik, Baron Waqa, Brenson Wase, Kalani Kaneko, Lanny Kabua, RMI Permanent Mission to the United Nations, Surangel Whipps Jr.
News

The Marshall Islands held the soft opening of its new Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York, establishing a permanent, government-owned home for the Republic’s diplomatic representation. The Mission reflects the Marshall Islands’ long history with the United Nations, beginning 75 years ago during its time as a United Nations Trust Territory and […]
By Journal on September 25, 2026
Imata Kabua, Irooj title dispute, Kabua Kabua, Kabua Lablab, Neil Rutledge, Samuel King
Back In The Day

Journal 9/27/1983 P1 President Kabua calls for reconciliationPresident Amata Kabua on September 26 called for reconciliation between Coalition Party leaders and the ruling party to work together. He said the Marshallese voters have expressed their wishes September 7. He said this is the way a two-party system works: One wins and the other loses. P3 […]
By Journal on September 25, 2026
100 Women Heroes in the Agrifood System and Rural Development, Kirenwut Anjain, Mejatto, Rongelap Islander, UN FAO
Feature Articles

Kirenwut Anjain, known for her dedication for hands-on management of a large community garden on Mejatto Island in Kwajalein Atoll, has received global recognition for her agriculture efforts. She was selected as one the inaugural 100 Women Heroes in the Agrifood System and Rural Development by United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Her selection followed […]
By Journal on September 24, 2026
Brenson Wase, Hilton Kendall, Majuro vessel threat, MV Meram, Nitijela, Riwut Corner, Stephen Philip
News

Majuro Nitijela Member Stephen Philip raised concern about the threat that vessels grounded or otherwise disabled in Majuro lagoon present to the people and environment of the capital. He sent an email in late September to Transportation Minister Hilton Kendall and all members of the Majuro Nitijela delegation, including Speaker Brenson Wase, titled “sea vessels […]
By Journal on September 24, 2026
Brett Schellhase, Delap Park, RMI tourism
News Archive

We listen to people in government here talking up tourism. How they want to get more tourists coming in to increase the number of jobs and money in the local economy. Government and donors hire consultants from off-island to make lots of recommendations and talk up a storm about Majuro’s and the RMI’s tourism potential. […]