By Journal on November 14, 2019
Hilary Hosia, Karen Stewart, Marshall Islands, Meghan Kleinstiber, Suzanne Lawrence, US
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The Marshall Islands government recently received a delegation comprised of officials from the US Departments of State, Interior and Defense as part of a “listening tour” to the Freely Associated States. Heading the US delegation was Suzanne Lawrence who is Director for the Office of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands under the Bureau […]
By Journal on November 8, 2019
Luther Hemos, Meria Ralpho, tobolar, US, Yoko lokboj
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Journal 11/8/1982 P4 US sets up military space command After a quarter century of mostly peaceful exploration of spec, the United States has begun a vast expansion of its military operations there. In the next five years, the Reagan administration plans to increase spending on military operations in space even faster than the rest of […]
By Journal on November 8, 2019
Ebeye, Hilary Hosia, PSS, Wilmer Bolkeim
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By Journal on November 7, 2019
Arrak, Eve Burns, Jeirok, Jina David, Jo-Jikum, Laura High School, MALGov
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EVE BURNS Commonly known as a go-getter councilman, Jina David joined with Laura High School seniors to distribute gravity light devices throughout Jeirok and Arrak villages last week. The project, “Gravity Lights,” is sponsored by the Majuro Atoll Local Government, the Jo-Jikum youth organization, the National Energy Office, and led by David. People were happy […]
By Journal on November 7, 2019
Hilda Heine, Majuro, Micronesia, UN
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A high level dialogue between officials from the Marshall Islands and the United Nations happened in Majuro in mid-October, foreshadowing a major change in UN operations in the north Pacific.The dialogue was attended by members of Cabinet, Heads of Departments (HoD), and Heads and representatives of seven UN agencies. The dialogue opened with a prayer […]
By Journal on November 7, 2019
China, Giff Johnson, Hilary Hosia, Majuro, RMI, US
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GIFF JOHNSON The November 18 national election is arguably the most significant in the RMI’s history. The vote will elect national leadership that will be responsible to oversee negotiations with the US for post-2023 Compact funding and to guide the RMI through a period of increasingly contentious relations between China and the US, which has […]
By Journal on November 1, 2019
Anchor, Daniel Popa, David Paul, Marshall Islands, MMU, SOV digital currency
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By Daniel Popa, Anchor CEO and Founder The Republic of the Marshall Islands has used the US dollar as its main currency since becoming an independent democratic nation in 1979. With the US dollar depreciating in value and losing more than 55% of its purchasing power in the last 25 years https://theanchor.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Anchor-Official-Whitepaper-5-3-1.pdf , combined with […]
By Journal on November 1, 2019
ADB, Amata Kabua, Ataji Balos, Washington
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Journal 10/26/1982 P1 KAC says good news from Washington “We are very pleased to be home,” said Kwajalein Atoll Corporation Chairman Ataji Balos and KAC President Imada Kabua in a statement. “The news we bring with us, we believe, is good. For the past three weeks we have been in Washington, DC in meetings with […]
By Journal on November 1, 2019
Clinic, Dr.Betz, June, Lora lee, MIAOW
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The best news for animal lovers is that MIOAW Majuro President Lora Lee Mason is back on island and she and her colleagues have organized to host 17 veterinarians from January 4 to 12. “We will be partnering up with Visiting Veterinarians International to conduct three clinics around Majuro, including CMI, Lojkar and a third […]
By Journal on October 31, 2019
Filipinos, Jermyn Julius, Karen Earnshaw, mark Francis
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The Filipino Association of the Marshall Islands held its second passport event on the weekend at RRE Hotel from October 26 to 28 with 144 people applying for new passports. A number of these are dual citizens. To facilitate the passport process, the Association helped organize for four Filipino officials to come to Majuro from […]