By Journal on November 18, 2021
Air Marshall Islands, Anthony Paul, Kili island, Kili runway, Mael Watak, Ngaaia Tioti
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All flights to Kili Island were halted this week for an indefinite period of time by the Directorate of Civil Aviation based on safety concerns about the condition of the runway. Anthony Paul, the DCA’s Senior Aviation Inspector/Operations, notified AMI’s Director of Flight Operations Captain Mael Watak on Tuesday this week that the DCA was […]
By Journal on November 18, 2021
Casten Nemra, David Kabua, Imata Kabua, Jasmine Du, Jasushieh Joseph Wu, Jeffrey Hsiao, Kenneth Kedi, Kessai Note, Lee Teng-hui, Michael Kabua, Palukne Johnny, Wilmer Joel
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The Taiwan Embassy and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade co-hosted a reception at Nitijela Conference Room in celebration of the 23rd anniversary of RMI-Taiwan diplomatic relations. President David Kabua and Iroojlaplap and Nitijela Member Michael Kabua attended the reception with Cabinet members, Speaker Kenneth Kedi, Nitijela Members and government officials. Around 70 guests joined […]
By Journal on November 11, 2021
Artessa Saldivar-Sali, Clarence Samuel, COP26, Glasgow Climate Summit, Selina Leem
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Rising sea levels are projected to endanger 40 percent of existing buildings in the capital, Majuro, with 96 percent of the downtown area at risk of frequent flooding induced by climate change, according to a new World Bank study. Jointly produced by the government of the Republic of Marshall Islands and the World Bank, Adapting […]
By Journal on November 11, 2021
Amata Kabua, Bennett Johnston, Compact of Free Association, full faith and credit, Henry Jackson, James McClure, United Nations General Assembly
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GIFF JOHNSON Nitijela endorsed the importance of the “full faith and credit” provision in the first Compact of Free Association in adopting Resolution 48 last Thursday. The resolution requests the RMI’s Compact Negotiation Team through the Cabinet to request reinstatement of the full faith and credit provision in the Compact with the US government. The […]
By Journal on November 11, 2021
Ailuk Atoll, Angela Madsen, Ben Chutaro, Benjamin Chutaro, Eric Jorbon, Jose Alvarenga, Mili Atoll, Rowoflife, Roxanne Cabral, solo paddler, US Coast Guard
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GIFF JOHNSON The boat used by American paralympian Angela Madsen on her ill-fated attempt in mid-2020 to paddle solo from California to Hawaii washed up on a remote atoll in the Marshall Islands late last month. The specially designed boat with her name and “ROWOFLIFE” painted on the hull, washed up on Mili Atoll in […]
By Journal on November 4, 2021
Aur, canoes, Elmi Samuel, Fredrick Botta, GIZ, Kwajalein, Lae, Low Carbon Sea Transport, Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation, Roger Kanel, Sandy Langbata, Ujae, WAM, Workship
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EVE BURNS Waan Aelon in Majel (WAM) launched last month its latest three-month boat building program for the outer islands as part of a project called the Low Carbon Sea Transport inside-lagoon boat building workshop. The workshop is part of the transitioning away from fossil fuel engine boats to sustainable, locally designed and built vessels. […]
By Journal on November 4, 2021
Brenson Wase, Carl Ingram, David Kabua, Eve Burns, Hilda Heine, John Silk, Kenneth Kedi, Kessai Note, Mary Silk, Sandy Alfred
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President David Kabua nominated Ebon Nitijela Member John Silk to Cabinet Tuesday, and Speaker Kenneth Kedi confirmed the nomination late Tuesday afternoon. This is the President’s second appointment of a former opposition Nitijela Member to his Cabinet, a development that largely blurs political lines in Nitijela, giving the President wide latitude to choose from the […]
By Journal on November 3, 2021
1.5C, COP26, Glasgow, John Kerry, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Mette Fredericksen, Minister Bruce Bilimon, Scotland, Tina Stege
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RMI Minister of Health and Human Services Bruce Bilimon joined Prime Minister of Denmark Mette Fredericksen and US Climate Envoy John Kerry at Monday’s climate event in Glasgow, Scotland where US has joined the Marshall Islands call for zero shipping emissions by 2050. “This is an initiative RMI has been pushing through International Maritime Organization […]
By Journal on November 1, 2021
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Mostly unknown to people outside of the Marshall Islands High School community, the students are cranking out a regular school newspaper. It’s called The Current and is loaded with stories and photos from around the campus. The latest issue includes a Q&A with students giving their opinions about the changed final exam schedule — some […]
By Journal on October 28, 2021
Amata Radewagen, Casten Nemra, China aid, Compact negotiations, Ed Case, Jesus Garcia, Katie Porter, Matthew Moury, Melisa Laelan, Nikolao Pula, Nuclear Claims Tribunal, nuclear issues, Nydia Velazquez, Paul Gosar, Puerto Rico, Rhea Moss-Christian, Runit Dome, Springdale, Steve Womack
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GIFF JOHNSON Three Marshall Islanders delivered clearly worded testimony to Rep. Katie Porter’s subcommittee seeking US Congressional action to ensure that the Marshall Islands nuclear test legacy is fully addressed by the US government.Despite a refusal to date by the US executive branch to agree to address the nuclear issue within the framework of Compact […]