By Journal on September 11, 2026
betel nut, Kennar Briand, Nitijela
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Journal 9/13/1983 P1 Less than 40% left to countAs of early Monday morning, approval of the Compact was leading y 58 percent. So far 3,278 ballots were cast in favor of the Compact, while 2,389 ballots were cast against. Roughly 60 percent of the total vote has been counted. P1 Coalition meets to discuss optionsCoalition […]
By Journal on September 11, 2026
Christopher Landau, Federated States of Micronesia, Hilda Heine, Palau, Peace Corps, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Surangel Whipps Jr., Wesley Simina
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The Peace Corps has signed a letter of intent to establish the North Pacific program with the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the Republic of Palau, according to announcements issued last week from Palau during the Pacific Islands Forum. US State Department Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau announced that Peace […]
By Journal on September 10, 2026
Agnes Flood, Annie Chong Gum, Canvasback, ChoCho Thein, Connie Leon, Emiko Laurok, Florina Nathan, Gina Torean, Pohnpei, Saralynn Anni, Sterling Spence, Stevenson Joseph, Wint Wah Ko, Zaly Panaguiton
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A series of remarkable statistics surrounding the recently concluded visit to Majuro hospital of Canvasback’s eye team tell only one part of the story — an important part to be sure. The eye team during its two weeks here saw 374 patients, performed 176 surgeries, and dispersed 69 reading glass and 222 sunglasses. Another 99 […]
By Journal on September 10, 2026
Ammu Saji Nair, Calvin Myazoe, Catalino Kijiner, Hilda C. Heine, Kelepi Abariga, RMI UAE Embassy, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE, United Arab Emirates
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New RMI Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates Catalino Kijiner formally presented his Letters of Credence to His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE during a credential presentation ceremony held at the Presidential Palace in Abu Dhabi. The presentation of credentials marks a milestone in the diplomatic relations between the […]
By Journal on September 10, 2026
Chewy Lin, ilomej, Kwajalein Atoll, Michael Kabua, Mike Kabua, Uliga Church, Uliga Protestant Church
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Iroojlaplap Michael Kabua’s arrival to Majuro was about 36 hours delayed from the original plan. A special flight returning his remains from Taiwan to Majuro arrived before sunrise Saturday morning, triggering an eventful several days of funeral services. He was transported by police-escorted motorcade in a specially designed enclosure on a truck with a thatched […]
By Journal on September 4, 2026
Bikini Atoll, Eneu Island, Jack Niedenthal, nuclear radiation, Tomaki Juda
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Journal 9/6/1983 P1 Both sides predict plebiscite victoryBoth supporters and opponents of the Compact of Free Association between the Marshall Islands and the United States predicted victory in the plebiscite tomorrow (September 7). Speakers at Aet, or Yes rallies of the Ailin Kein Ad Party, have said they will win 90 percent of the vote […]
By Journal on September 4, 2026
Canvasback mission, Canvasback Missions, David Gano, MiCare medical referral, Pohnpei Governor, Stevenson A. Joseph
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Pohnpei Governor Stevenson A. Joseph flew to Majuro to receive eye treatment and surgery at Majuro hospital from the visiting Canvasback Mission ophthalmology team. The treatment was conducted through a MiCare medical referral, yielding substantial cost savings for MiCare compared to a typical referral to the Philippines, the Pohnpei Governor’s Office said. Canvasback Missions is […]
By Journal on September 3, 2026
Chris deBrum, Harris Kaiko, Hirohisa Soma, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Forc, Jelmae, Majuro Atoll Local Government, Marshall Islands Police Department, Paul Wilson, RMI Japan Embassy, Wisely Zackhras
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The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force conducted a boarding inspection exercise with the Sea Patrol Division of the Marshall Islands Police Department and other law enforcement agencies here. They used the MIRS Jelmae, the patrol vessel donated by Australia, for the exercises. The exercise aimed to improve maritime onboard search techniques through hands-on training to support […]
By Journal on September 3, 2026
and Terry Lorok Jr., Anjer Langinbelik, Anthony Maika, Conny Livai, Darrly Jeadrik Lorok, Doster Kabua, Hirata Kabua, KALGov, KALGov Solid Waste, Kumiko Miwa, Martin B Housanau, Monica P. Kemem, Morine Bettere, Ronnie Jibbwa
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The Kwajalein Atoll Local Government has updated its solid waste management plan 2026-2030 and the result was handed over to Mayor Hirata Kabua and council members last week on Ebeye. Recognizing the “significant milestone” of completion of the updated waste management plan by KALGov’s Solid Waste Management Team, Mayor Hirata and his team turned the […]
By Journal on September 3, 2026
Eve Burns, Hilda Heine, Pacific Islands Forum, Pasifika TV-TMC Palau
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EVE BURNS Reporting from Palau The first resolution aimed at putting sea level rise at the top of the international agenda will be introduced at the United Nations later this month. The development is being championed by President Hilda Heine and the RMI government. “This is the first time that we’ve done that, and I […]