By Journal on September 20, 2024
East-West Center, Federated States of Miconresia, Kadoi Ruluked, Keoni Williams, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Melson Miko, Pacific Media Institute, Palau Community College, Palau Media Council, Telling your Pacific Story, Vivien Ngirarsaol Protine
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Twenty-five journalists, students and government public information officers, participated in the Telling Your Pacific Story media workshop held at Palau Community College from September 9-13, 2024. A panel presentation, “The future of tourism in Palau: The key issues,” was a highlight of the workshop and provided information that was used by participants to create articles, […]
By Journal on August 1, 2024
Baaro Tekawara, Charles Facer, Cullen Turanga, David Waiti, Divine Waiti, Folliet Schutz, Futsal, Gabino Peter, Hilary Hosia, Jonathan Koehler, Junior Villi, Kairos Zinihite, Kiribati, Lloyd Owers, Marshall Islands Soccer Federation, Matt Webb, Ming-Chi Tsai, Oscar Belamana, Outrigger Challenge Cup Futsal Tournament, Patrick Phelon, Reggie Waiti, Sam Tepau, Shem Livai, Tony Theomae, Tutuena Timon
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With less than two weeks notice, the Marshall Islands Soccer Federation was able to successfully host the inaugural Outrigger Challenge Cup Futsal Tournament in Majuro, with included visiting teams from Federated States of Micronesia and Kiribati. The final, played at the Marshall Islands High School gym, was won by Kiribati who fought off a determined […]
By Journal on June 27, 2024
Chuuk, ECC gym, Guam, Hilary Hosia, Hope Kanemoto, Kayna Kanemoto, Kiribati, Marshall Islands Red Cross Society, Micronesian games, Timothy Ruda, Udot, Weno
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HILARY HOSIA Kayna Kanemoto is probably the only athlete that competed in three different events in the just-completed Micronesian Games in Majuro. The Wonder Woman from Chuuk in the Federated States of Micronesia barely turned 18 at the beginning of the month prior to her arrival for the Games. Kayna was a star athlete in […]
By Journal on June 20, 2024
Chuuk, Covid, Giff Johnson, Guam, Hilda Heine, Kiribati, Kosrae, Mattie Sasser, Micronesian games, Nauru, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Pohnpei, Tony Muller, Waylon Muller, Wilmer Joel, Yap
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GIFF JOHNSON The Micronesian Games kicked off in Majuro Saturday June 15 with a gala celebration that featured sports delegations from the 10 islands in the sub-region parading in uniform with flags and banners along a newly opened track field, a rarely performed traditional stick dance of the Marshall Islands, a Marshall Islands flag dance, and […]
By Journal on January 19, 2023
Aurelio Joab, Chuuk, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, David Kabua, Guam, Hilary Hosia, Kenneth Kedi, Kiribati, Majol2023, Micronesian games, Nauru, Palau, Pohnpei, Tim Mea, Tony Muller, Wilbur Heine
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HILARY HOSIA The countdown for the Micronesian Games officially kicked off Tuesday following the Micronesian Games Council’s (MGC)’s visit to Nitijela. The MGC officials were introduced and recognized during the Nitijela session prior to the showcasing of the countdown platform that was blessed by United Church of Christ Pastor Tim Mea. The platform, which displays […]
By Journal on August 12, 2022
child deaths, Kiribati, Millennium Development Goals, Papua New Guinea, UN Asia Pacific, UNICEF
Back In The Day
Journal 8/16/1985 P1 Time to move Urban renewal is coming to the downtown area of Majuro with the government announcing its plans to remove the dilapidated buildings knowns as the “Labor Camp” from the central business district in Uliga. The wood and corrugated metal roof barrack-style buildings have been a fixture in downtown since they […]
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
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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 April 15, 2022
American Tuna Boat Association, central Pacific Ocean, David Lange, fishing rights, Ieremia Tabai, Kiribati, New Zealand, Russian, Soviet Union
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Journal 4/19/1985 P1 Kiribati angling for Russian fishing money Negotiations for Russian fishing rights in Kiribati are advancing, despite the concern expressed by at least one prominent South Pacific leader. Kiribati President Ieremia Tabai said recently his government viewed the negotiations with the Soviet Union strictly from an economic point of view. “Naturally we want […]
By Journal on January 27, 2022
Betio, Buota, Federated States of Micronesia, FSM, Jack Niedenthal, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, South Tarawa, Taneti Maamau, Tia Belau
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Due to the rapidly evolving Covid spread in many Pacific island countries as a result of the omicron variant, the FSM government announced this week it was in the “public health interest to delay the forthcoming repatriation flights to the States of Pohnpei and Chuuk, and to cancel until further notice the repatriation flights to […]
By Journal on December 23, 2021
David Kabua, fisheries, Glen Joseph, John Silk, Kiribati, Les Clark, Ludwig Kumoru, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, PNA, PNAO, Sangaa Clark, tuna, Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission annual session, which concluded on December 6.
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New PNA Office CEO Dr. Sangaa Clark, her husband Les Clark and MIMRA Director Glen Joseph made a courtesy call on President David Kabua and his Cabinet members earlier in the month. The RMI is playing two roles in relation to the Parties to the Nauru Agreement, said Joseph: As a member of the PNA […]