By Journal on March 21, 2025
Almitha Clement McKay, Ben Kiluwe, Clarence Luther, Elson Helkena, Emlina Kaious, Hilary Hosia, Johniston Jetnil, Lisa Muller, Losie Jitiam Jr., Mika Luther, Ministry of Culture and Internal Affairs, Namdrik Mayor, Neti Nathan, Ruth Misko Graham, Tawe Clement
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HILARY HOSIA The race to determine the next mayor for Namdrik Atoll is formally underway following an official draw at the Ministry of Culture and Internal Affairs Tuesday. The Namdrik Special Election for the mayor seat is scheduled to take place on April 25 this year, timed to coincide with the vote on long-pending proposed […]
By Journal on March 14, 2025
Aidan Jung, College of the Marshall Islands, Fred Pedro, Hilary Hosia, International Chess Federation, Kiribati, Majuro Cooperative School, Marshall Islands Chess Federation, Nigel Short, Oscar Ragus, Paul Wilson, Ryan Marshall Page, Ryan Page, Vicktor Korchnoi
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HILARY HOSIA The establishment of the first ever Marshall Islands Chess Federation may take place within the year, thanks largely to the influence of world-renowned Chess Grandmaster Nigel Short who visited Majuro last week. Nigel is confident the Marshall Islands Chess Federation will be fully chartered by September this year, if the local actors do […]
By Journal on February 27, 2025
Brenson Wase, Carl Ingram, David Paul, Emperor Naruto, Hilary Hosia, Hilda Heine, Japan Emperor birthday, Japan International Cooperation Agency, JICA, Lanny Kabua, Soma Hirohisa
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HILARY HOSIA Toasts were exchanged between Acting Foreign Minister David Paul and Japan Ambassador Soma Hirohisa in honor of Emperor Naruhito’s birthday last Friday at the Marshall Islands Resort. Emperor Naruhito turned 65 this year. The Marshall Islands has been celebrating the imperial event since the establishment of the bilateral relationship with Japan in 1988. In […]
By Journal on February 27, 2025
Alexander Milne, Anna deBrum, April Zepty, Bravo bomb, Chellyn Jelke, Chris Joseph, David Antolok, Ermilalynn Moncure, Flora Battery, Henritha Balance, Hilary Hosia, Hilda Heine, Jamda Loeak, Jenai Jorbon, Jolita Peter, Junior Kare, Luytalynn Jeto, Majuro Middle School, Malani Michael, Nathaniel Kaneko, Neina Ned, Rita Elementary School, Samuel Timison
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HILARY HOSIA The International Conference Center showcased exceptional works of art and student creativity during the Social Citizenship and Education/Science Fair on Tuesday. It was refreshing to see young students glued in while Chellynn Jelke from Rita Elementary School explained how pollution affects the community. The sixth grader was animated and well-versed in her topic […]
By Journal on February 20, 2025
AC Construction, Alfred Alfred Jr., Amata Kabua International Airport, Damien Jacklick, Hilary Hosia, James Myazoe II, Majuro drainage system, World Bank
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HILARY HOSIA A massive project to fix the drainage system in Majuro is underway following a groundbreaking ceremony in Rita on Tuesday this week. Local company AC Construction has been awarded the contract for the project, which is projected to take 140 days to complete. The work will be concentrated on the drainage system on […]
By Journal on February 14, 2025
Hilary Hosia, Majuro tuna carriers, Mathawmarfach
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The end of January saw the presence of multiple tuna carrier vessels in Majuro lagoon, a sure sign of an uptick in transshipment activity. Last year was one of the slowest for tuna transshipments, with only 160 total transshipments compared to the 294 in 2023. There appeared to be five carrier vessels in lagoon Friday […]
By Journal on February 13, 2025
David Paul, Drile Kilinwojke Kabua, Hilary Hosia, Hilda Heine, Hirata Kabua, John Wayne Foley, Kili Kabua, Kitlang kabua, Kwajalein Day, Matthew Brown, Mike Kabua, Operation Flintlock, Sean Gainey, Soma Hirohisa
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Much of the country’s leadership descended on Ebeye and Kwajalein for the annual Kwajalein Day memorial and celebration. But it wasn’t only RMI leaders who flocked to Ebeye. Diplomats from various embassies made the trek to Kwajalein, as did top-level US Army leaders who arrived for the events. The 81st anniversary of Operation Flintlock, the […]
By Journal on February 13, 2025
David Paul, Hilary Hosia, Hirata Kabua, KALGov, Kwajalein Boat, Lae Atoll, Lae Local Government, Telmong Kabua, Thomas Heine
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HILARY HOSIA Lae Mayor Telmong Kabua and Public Works Minister and Lae Parliament Member Thomas Heine signed an agreement with the Kwajalein Atoll Local Government to officially hand over the “Kwajalein Boat” to Lae Atoll. The brief ceremony took place Wednesday at Mayor Hirata’s new office at the Ebeye pier The Kwajalein Boat will be […]
By Journal on February 6, 2025
Amatlain Elizabeth Kabua, Amatlain Kabua, Emperor Nauhito, Gold and Silver Star, Hilary Hosia, Neijon Edwards, Soma Hirohisa, The Order of the Rising Sun
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HILARY HOSIA Career public servant Amatlain Elizabeth Kabua was awarded “The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star” following a conferral ceremony at the Marshall Islands Resort last Wednesday. The prestigious honor is conferred by imperial decree of Japan Emperor Naruhito and was awarded through Japan Ambassador to RMI Soma Hirohisa. The ceremony […]
By Journal on February 6, 2025
Abacca Anjain, Hilary Hosia, Kino Kabua, Kitlang kabua, Lanny Kabua, Mike Kabua, National Socio-Economic and Climate Summit
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HILARY HOSIA The inclusion of traditional games and sports may be underway in the near future thanks to developments from the National Socio-Economic and Climate Summit last week. Participants of the weeklong forum appealed to traditional leaders during the Q&A session with members of the Council of Irooj. A participant from Wotho Atoll, requested on […]