By Journal on July 29, 2021
Andrea deBrum, basketball tournament, Benia Hanerg, Eve Burns, Hiroko Obeketang, Paulini Maitokana, Ralik Ratak, Tallynn Almen, Tanir Lana Kabua
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EVE BURNS Laura Community Gym was packed Monday night for a women’s basketball showdown between Majuro and newcomers Kwajalein. From honking, to throwing chocolate every time Kwajalein scored, to splashing around water proved how excited the crowd was to see the two teams going up against each other. The crowd was not disappointed as these […]
By Journal on July 29, 2021
Airline of the Marshall Islands, Albon Jelke, AMI, Drauna Waqasokolala, Thomas Pugsley, USAG-KA
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Air Marshall Islands board of directors has named a new general manager to replace outgoing GM Drauna Waqasokolala, who advised the airline earlier this year of his plan to step down from the post after six years at the helm. The new AMI General Manager is Captain Albon Jelke, who is “new” only to the […]
By Journal on July 29, 2021
Acting President Christopher Loaek, Jack Chong Gum, Japan Ambassador Norio Saito, Japan Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, Minister Jiba Kabua, Minsiter Casten Nemra, PALM9, President David Kabua, Secretary Phil Philippo
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Foreign Minister Casten Nemra and Japan Ambassador Norio Saito signed an exchange of notes last Thursday for two grants that will fund a new cargo-passenger ship valued at $8.2 million and purchase of diesel fuel valued at $2.7 million. Ambassador Saito emphasized the Ninth Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM9) commitments toward the RMI, including grant […]
By Journal on July 23, 2021
Korea, Mili Atoll, Resort
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Journal 7/27/1984 P1 Headstart funding doubled Parents of young children throughout the Marshalls have a group of people to be thankful to: the new board and staff of Marshall Islands Islands Headstart, Inc. Our local Headstart program last June, in competition with over 1,600 other federal agencies, was successful in obtaining a permanent $200,000 increase […]
By Journal on July 23, 2021
Alson Kelen, Ben Wakefield, Geovannie Johnson, German agency for international cooperation, GIZ, Raffael Held, RMI National Energy Office, Suewellynn Johannes, WAM
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Waan Aelon in Majel (Canoes of the Marshall Islands) held a launching ceremony for their collaborative project, the WAM vessel that has been named “Kõto im Al” (Wind and Sun). Afterwards, participants were able to ride the vessel around the lagoon for a short cruise using an outboard engine powered by solar panels.The project is […]
By Journal on July 22, 2021
Alatera Martin, Cassandra Donato, Chewy Lin, Dantyann Tartious, Dayne Laiky Jacklick, Diaz Love, Digital Film Workshop, filmmakers, Goodwind Silk, Helmina Joel, Jewan Jamore, Jo-Jikum, Jobod Silk, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Kattil Kendall, Neina Wilson, Rosenet Timus, Ryan Dominick, Samara Ruhang Sun, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL After completing two weeks of a Digital Film Workshop conducted by Chewy Lin and Kattil Kendall alongside the supervision of Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Jobod Silk, and Rosenet Timius, Jo-Jikum held a film presentation for the public that showed the film efforts of those involved in the workshop. Four newly created films were shown during […]
By Journal on July 22, 2021
Glen Joseph, Helder Silva, MIMRA, Pan Pacific Foods, PII, PPF, Wanjun "Young" Yang, Wilmer Joel, World bank Pacific Region Oceanscape Program Funding
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WILMER JOEL Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority (MIMRA) held a special food safety certificate ceremony Tuesday at the agency’s Delap headquarters. The awarding of certificates marks another step in Marshall Islands efforts to fully establish its new Competent Authority and to enable direct or indirect exports to the Europe Union, which is the world’s largest […]
By Journal on July 22, 2021
Barry Jekkar, Calvin Benjamin, Covid rules, Francis Lenja Jr., I-Kiribati, Majuro Atoll Local Police, MIFV-based longliners, Reginald White, RMI Emergency Order
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GIFF JOHNSON Majuro Atoll Local Police were kept busy earlier this week when three fishermen from different commercial tuna boats broke quarantine rules and were detained. All were given Covid tests and tested negative. They were later returned to their vessels, but could be subject to fines of up to $500 for violating RMI Emergency […]
By Journal on July 16, 2021
Bikinians, Hannibal Tavares, Jonathan Weisgall, Maui, Milton Lai, Ralph Waltz, Waihee community
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Journal 7/20/1984 P3 Bikinians visit Maui The relocation of the Bikini people to a 274-acre dairy in Maui is still lacking a formal “yokwe” but additional information was exchanged between the Bikinians (who were on Maui with their lawyer Jonathan Weisgall), and Milton Lai, a leader in the Waihee community, and Mayor Hannibal Tavares. Lai […]
By Journal on July 16, 2021
Ben Wakefield, Giff Johnson, Limbok Sawej, Majuro Cooperative School, MEC, United Nations Development Program grant
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Majuro Cooperative School received a United Nations Development Program grant to implement a solar project aimed at solving several of the school’s needs, including reducing its power bill. “With aims of cost-cutting we are proceeding with converting the first elementary block completely to solar power with MEC lines as a backup,” said Majuro Cooperative middle […]