By Journal on August 13, 2026
Carlty Felix, Catherine Joseph, Charleen Alik, Clanton Beasha, Cooper Beio, Daphine Wase, Ione James, Isaac Naisher, Ismael Janer, Jayann Taala, Joy Altamirano, Junior Paul, Kanel Bilene, Kimra Aitab, Kirtak Jibae, Lessie Abner, Magretha Oktan, Maryjane Boaz Kahn, Meryl Heine, Natalie Nimmer, Neas Juonran, neurodiversity, RMI PSS, Selien Yoshitaro, Violani Aine, Zyelyne Guarin
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A big celebration for “a job well-done for our teachers to celebrate the School Year 2025-26, and a kick-off for the SY26-27,” was held at the ECC gym last Friday with hundreds of Public School System staff and teachers participating in games, awards and a raffle. Teachers of the Year and Principals/Head Teachers of the […]
By Journal on August 6, 2026
Chewy Lin, Jo-Jikum, Kevin Henty, Pearlynn Lang
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The two-week Climate Art Seminar: Loss and Damage ended last Friday with a Showcase Night. The seminar and the closing program were sponsored by the youth NGO Jo-Jikum. During the event, the youth participants shared their artwork and performances about climate change, adaptation, and Marshallese culture. Families, partners, stakeholders, and community members came to support […]
By Journal on August 6, 2026
Anjanette Kattil, Daisy Pedro, Drile Kabua, Francis Hicking, Hilda C. Heine, Robert Maddison, Shuang Ho Hospital, Wilbur Heine
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The RMI Embassy in Taipei was pleased to attend the Residency Program Completion and White Coat Ceremony honoring Dr. Francis Hicking at Shuang Ho Hospital last week. Ambassador Anjanette Kattil attended the ceremony alongside the Wilbur Heine, Chairman of the Nitijela Health, Education, and Social Affairs Committee. Nitijela Member from Kwajalein Irooj Drile Kabua also […]
By Journal on August 6, 2026
Giff Johnson, Hilda Heine, MISSA, Nitijela
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GIFF JOHNSON People who attend opening ceremonies of Nitijela are used to listening to presidents deliver what might be called a “laundry list” of accomplishments and plans. Sometimes the speeches talk about plans; other times, there are a variety of completed activities to announce. Our observation as one of the people who regularly sit through […]
By Journal on July 30, 2026
Giff Johnson, Kramer Dock, Pacific International Inc.
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GIFF JOHNSON The Kramer Dock and everything around it on the lagoon side property is truly another world from the norm of Majuro Atoll. Driving through the other day, we noticed numerous activities ongoing that impact many areas of life in RMI and its economy. For example, currently the dock is filled with mountains of […]
By Journal on July 30, 2026
Arno, Bikarej, Chewy Lin, Pacific Resilience Program Phase II (PREP II), PREP II, World Bank
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The final installation under the Emergency Communications Network project was completed earlier in the month in Bikarej, Arno Atoll. The World Bank-funded Pacific Resilience Program Phase II (PREP II) is managing the project on behalf of the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO), with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) contracted to undertake the installation and […]
By Journal on July 30, 2026
Australia, Claire Welsh, Dennis Carrol, Federated States of Micronesia, Harris Kaiko, Hemona Jack, New Zealand, Pacific Police Support Group, Pacific Policing Initiative, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Peter Kabua, Samoa, Tonga, Vincent Tani, Wisely Zackhras
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Justice Minister Wisely Zackhras signed two memorandums of understanding concerning the Pacific Policing Initiative and the Pacific Police Support Group, which detail arrangements for Pacific Policing Deployments. The purpose of these documents is to boost law enforcement capability and cooperation across the Pacific. It is an Australian-supported regional police initiative. It aims to help member […]
By Journal on July 30, 2026
commercial fisheries, FISH4ACP, Seychelles, Seychelles Fisheries Authority
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A team of RMI fisheries officials took a close-up tour of the commercial fisheries sector in the Seychelles last week to learn how it developed commercial fishing to be the second leading industry in the small island nation. Seychelles main port is the biggest tuna-landing location in the Indian Ocean — one of the ways […]
By Journal on July 30, 2026
Benjamin Kiluwe, Giff Johnson, RMI ConCon
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All of the votes cast nationwide in the constitutional convention election were tabulated within a day or two of the July 10 vote and included in the results announced for the domestic vote — with one exception. Due to communications challenges, the results tabulated in Ebon Atoll could not be communicated by phone. As a […]
By Journal on July 24, 2026
Gabino 'Nono' Gallegos, Marshall Islands Fishing Venture, Nono Gallegos, Pan Pacific Fisheries, Paul Paul, RMIEPA
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Both Marshall Islands Fishing Venture and Pan Pacific Foods showed the water used in their fish processing plants was clean and met RMI Environmental Protection Authority water quality standards during routine testing in June. The June EPA Water Quality Report, provided to the Journal this week, showed: RMI EPA explained its collaboration with the International […]