By Journal on June 30, 2022
Britain, Canada, Danny Wase, Fiji, Germany, Kiribati, Kwai, Locky MacLean, Mary Crowley, Ocean Voyages Institute., South Africa, The great garbage patch
News Archive
KAREN EARNSHAW Crew of the Marshall Islands’ vessel, the SV Kwai, are taking part in a bid to remove many tons of plastic garbage from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The Ocean Voyages Institute has chartered the Kwai from the Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation and, according to the institute’s website, it set sail from the […]
By Journal on November 12, 2021
748 flight, Air Marshall Islands, Fiji, five adrift, I-Kiribati, Jaluit Atoll, Mejrirok Island, Tarawa
Back In The Day
Journal 11/16/1984 P1 RepMar moves to protect offshore banking status The Republic of the Marshall Islands is moving toward early enactment of new regulations for its burgeoning offshore banking business. The Marshall Islands government began licensing offshore banks in March 1983. Since then, it has licensed 102 such banks. Because the business of offshore banking […]
By Journal on October 10, 2019
Ebeye, Fiji, Hilary Hosia, Jack Chong Gum, Jone Bola, KAJUR, MEC
News Archive
Ebeye’s power situation was looking up this week, following nearly two months of power problems due to lack of generators. Two rental generators in containers arrived on Ebeye late Sunday and the first one was hooked into the KAJUR power plant by late Monday, allowing normal power to return to most of the island. The […]
By Journal on July 26, 2019
103.5FM, Chaninway, Daniel Kramer, Daniel Rae Costello, Fiji, Samoa, Six9Too Productions, Wally Milne
Feature Articles
Daniel Rae Costello, one of the most influential musicians in Pacific Island reggae music, died earlier this week in Samoa. He was 58. He was credited with influencing many Marshall Islands musicians, including Chaninway, which dominated the local music scene in the 1990s. Six9Too Productions owner Daniel Kramer said “many of their (Chaninway’s) top songs […]
By Journal on December 8, 2016
bluefin, Fiji, Pacific bluefin, Pew Charitable Trusts, WCPFC
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The Pacific bluefin tuna has been overfished for decades and has seen population declines of 97 percent, but a management proposal to be considered by the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) this week would not improve the status quo and should be rejected by member governments, according to The Pew Charitable Trusts. The […]
By Journal on November 3, 2016
Andrew Jacobs, Angeline Heine-Reimers, Brenda Lulu Kabua, EU, European Union, Fiji, Jennifer Tseng, Malie Tarbwillin
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The Marshall Islands had the only all-women delegation at last week’s European Union-sponsored training session in Fiji on managing EU funding. This was not the only notable development for the RMI at the training: RMI was recognized as the first north Pacific nation to move forward with a new funding package from the EU. “I […]