By Journal on December 4, 2025
Chewy Lin, Hilda Heine, Hsu Wei-ming, Majuro Taiwan Ambassador, ROC-Taiwan Majuro Embassy, Steve Hsia
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New Taiwan Ambassador to RMI Hsu Wei-ming has connections with this nation that date to the very day diplomatic relations were established in 1998. “The Marshall Islands has been a constant presence throughout my diplomatic career,” he said this week after arriving Sunday and presenting his credentials to President Hilda Heine Monday. “I still vividly […]
By Journal on November 27, 2025
Bank of Guam, Bonjo Ned, Bryan Edejer, David Paul, enra, Giff Johnson, Hilda Heine, JR Jacklick, Marshall Islands Social Security Administration, Rubon JR Jacklick
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GIFF JOHNSON The conversation in Majuro has been dominated by the word “Enra” for the past week. Everywhere you go, people are talking about Enra. Did you register? Is it really going to happen? How much are we getting? When is the distribution? Did you see the traffic backed up from MISSA with people trying […]
By Journal on November 20, 2025
Hank C.C. Liu, Hilda Heine, Kalani Kaneko, RMI Capital Project support, Sana Anien, Taiwan
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Taiwan Chargé d’Affaires Hank C.C. Liu presented a check in the amount of $7,819,658 to Foreign Minister Kalani Kaneko and Acting Secretary of Finance Ministry Sana Anien at Minister Kaneko’s office on November 12. The funding is for Capital Projects support for fiscal year 2025 under the annual financial assistance package from the government of […]
By Journal on November 14, 2025
Belem, Brazil, Bremity Lakjohn, Chewy Lin, COP30, Hilda Heine, International Maritime Organization, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Lorraine Kaneko, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Rio Earth Summit, Tina Stege
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Foreign Minister Kalani Kaneko headed the Marshall Islands delegation at the outset of the global climate summit in Belém, Brazil this past weekend. He delivered a statement and was on hand for the initial stages of COP30 at which many heads of state and high-level government leaders participated. RMI Minister of Environment Bremity Lakjohn is […]
By Journal on November 13, 2025
Dale Nabu, Fred Nysta, Hilda Heine, Karen Earnshaw, Laura Stone, Majuro US Embassy, Marlene Tolliver, Marshallese veterans, Selynn Anni, Steven Enoch, Steven Sam Enoch, Sylvia Sheck
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KAREN EARNSHAW Only a fraction of Marshallese who are US military veterans are registered with the US Department of Veterans Affairs and as a result they are not receiving the many benefits due to them. As well, according to Coast Guard veteran and Treasurer of the Marshallese Veterans’ Alliance, Marlene Tolliver, many vets who are […]
By Journal on October 31, 2025
Early Childhood Development, Hilda Heine, Jess Gasper Jr., Pablo Stansbery, Philma Gasper, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL A new Early Childhood Development office opened last Wednesday at the Ministry of Cultural and Internal Affairs. ECD Project Director Dr. Pablo Stansbery said the opening of the office was “a new day of delivering services for young children.” The new office, which is a wing of the MOCIA main building in Uliga, […]
By Journal on October 31, 2025
Chewy Lin, Gerald Zackios, Hilda Heine, Hirohisa Soma, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Japan-funded, Jerry Kramer, Majuro Water and Sewer Company, MWSC, Ono Yakuri
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WILMER JOEL A new 11.5 million gallon water reservoir was handed over from the government of Japan to the Majuro Water and Sewer Company last Wednesday. The water storage capacity of MWSC has expanded to over 47 million gallons, augmenting the six existing reservoirs. The new reservoir, which is worth over $14 million, took 18 […]
By Journal on October 23, 2025
Bobby Muller, Dai Nippon Construction, Hilda Heine, Japan, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Katoj Park, Nitijela, Pacific International Inc., Taiwan, United States, Yachiyo Engineering Co. Ltd.
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Ground was broken for the start of construction of the new Nitijela building earlier this month. President Hilda Heine honored the leaders past and present who had used the previous Nitijela for decades. While she said the nation was saddened by the fire that destroyed the Nitijela in August, the government was moving ahead to […]
By Journal on October 3, 2025
COP30, Global Center on Adaptation, Global Climate Adaptation Action, Hilda Heine, United Nations General Assembly
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President Hilda C. Heine delivered a statement at the Global Climate Adaptation Action: Shaping Resilient Futures event, hosted by the Global Center on Adaptation on the sidelines of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The high-level dialogue was co-convened with the governments of Norway and Kenya and brought together […]
By Journal on September 25, 2025
Antonio Guterres, climate change, Fourth World Conference on Women, Hilda Heine, UN Peacebuilding Fund, United Nations General Assembly
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Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine left Majuro Saturday night headed for New York City and this week’s annual opening of the United Nations General Assembly session. She was scheduled to speak to the General Assembly Wednesday evening between 6-7pm (New York date), late morning, 10-11am Thursday this week Majuro date. In the lead up to […]