By Journal on January 19, 2023
Carmen Cantor, Cary Yan, David Kabua, Dennis Momotaro, Gerald Zackios, Hiroshi Yamamura, Jack J. Ading, Jemi Nashion, Jiba Kabua, Joe Biden, Joseph Yun, Kalani Kaneko, Kenneth Kedi, Kessai Note, Kitlang kabua, Maynard Alfred, Peterson JIbas
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GIFF JOHNSON and HILARY HOSIA Last week’s signing of an MOU for the Compact of Free Association was momentous for the Marshall Islands and the United States, coming less than a year since RMI Foreign Minister Kitlang Kabua took up her post and US Special Envoy Joseph Yun was named by President Biden to head […]
By Journal on October 7, 2022
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Journal 10/11/1985 P3 Tony tabbed to run Pacific unit New Zealander Tony Johns has recently been selected director of the New Zealand government’s Pacific Island Affairs Unit in Wellington. The office was created to work with the minister of Pacific Island Affairs. Johns was a well known figure in the Marshall Islands as the Secretary […]
By Journal on September 1, 2022
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Journal 9/6/1985 P1 DUD shuns RepMar audit RepMar is taking the DUD Municipal Council to court because the local government has refused to open its books to government auditors. Earlier in the summer, Minister Kessai Note directed the Auditor General to inspect the DUD Council’s books as a precursor to joining the Laura and DUD […]
By Journal on June 9, 2022
Alfred Alfred Jr., Brenson Wase, Bruce Bilimon, Carl Ingram, Casten Nemra, David Kabua, Donald Capelle, Eve Burns, ICC, Ingrid Kabua, Jack Ading, Jemi Nashion, Joe Bejang, John Silk, Kessai Note, Kitlang kabua, New Cabinet members, Nitijela, Ota Kisino, Sandy Alfred, Wilbur Heine
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Three of the four newly appointed Cabinet ministers were sworn in during a ceremony at the ICC Tuesday morning. Chief Justice of the High Court Carl Ingram with Clerk of Courts Ingrid Kabua officiated at the swearing in. This followed a blessing and then brief remarks from President David Kabua. The President described the Cabinet […]
By Journal on January 6, 2022
Casten Nemra, David Kabua, Esther Zedkaia, Hiromi Tanaka, Jasmine Du, Jeffrey Hsiao, Kasunari Tanaka, Kenneth Kedi, Kessai Note, Lejje Loeak, Micro Games 2023, Nitijela, Stephen Phillip, Thomas Pugsley, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Nitijela opened its January session Monday with 26 members of parliament seated at roll call. Members of the diplomatic corps, Kwajalein Commander Colonel Thomas Pugsley and a delegation of USAG-KA officials, private and public sector representatives, Council of Irooj, court judges and several jepta were present along with a sparse turnout from the […]
By Journal on December 16, 2021
Chantelle Rogers, Damien Filemoni, Delap Park, Dilia Mares, Elbert Bejang, Emosi Meitokana, Eve Burns, Gade Maitokana, Ijo Langkieo, Internal Affairs, Jeki Lanki, Jimmy Riklon, John Alefaio, Jubelee Ishiguro, Kania Jack, Kessai Note, Micronesian Legal Services, Miman Akira, Nathan Whippy, National Olympic Committee, Otto Keju, Peter Filolita, red cross, Rose Burns, Sakeo Tomo, Silia Peter, Tony Kabua, Viliame Osbourne, WUTMI, Yanche Wang
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EVE BURNS Although the closing of the 16 Days of Activism already happened November 10, it did not stop the National Olympic Committee, Red Cross, WUTMI, Micronesian Legal Services, Internal Affairs and Minister Kessai Note from hosting and attending a series of events last Saturday at Delap Park. Red Cross presented awards for volunteers who […]
By Journal on December 9, 2021
Ben Reimers, David Kabua, Ejit, First Presidential visit, Ginger kabua, Gospel Day, Kessai Note, Kili-Bikini-Ejit Local Governmen, Mary Note, Petersen Jibas, Protestant Church, Tim Mea, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL President David Kabua and First Lady Ginger Kabua were welcomed island-style this past Sunday in the first-ever official visit by a President of the Marshall Islands to Ejit Island. They were both joined by Minister of Justice, Immigration, and Labor Kessai Note and his wife Mary, and Nitijela Vice-Speaker Peterson Jibas who arrived […]
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 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 June 3, 2021
Andrew Nicholls, Brek Batley, Bruce Bilimon, Casten Nemra, David Kabua, Glansay Enos, Junior Aini, Kessai Note, Kitlang kabua, Lyndoch wine, Mary Palmer, Wade Carruthers, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Australia’s first resident Ambassador to the Marshall Islands Brek Anthony Batley and his wife Mary Palmer arrived in Majuro last Thursday, after two weeks of quarantine at the US Army Garrison — Kwajalein Atoll. Straight from their airport arrival, they were both escorted to the International Conference Center where President David Kabua accepted […]