By Journal on October 4, 2019
Amata Kabua, Antari Elbon, Antonio Eliu, Hilary Hosia, Hilda Heine, Imata Jabro Kabua, Katwell Jormelu, Kenneth Kedi, Michael Kabua, Rev. Palukne Johnny
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Flags began flying at half staff earlier this week to honor the late Iroojlaplap and President Imata Jabro Kabua, who died in Honolulu last month. A large crowd turned out Tuesday at Amata Kabua International Airport to greet the US Marines aircraft that transported Kabua’s family and his remains from Honolulu. He was transported directly […]
By Journal on August 29, 2019
Ahmadiuyya, Aun James, Bernie Hitto, Daniel Cadra, Dryships Inc., Falai Taafaki, George Inok, Giff Johnson, Handy Emil, Hering Drebon, Highland Floating Rate Opportunities Fund, James Plasman, Jerakoj Bejang, Kejjo Bien, Kwajalein, Ladie Jack, Lokoro Ishiguro, Madiullah Joyia, Michael Kabua, Michael Seabright, Mili Atoll Local Government, MJCC, Mudge Samuel, MV Mell Springwood, postal ballots, Richard Seeborg, Robson Almen, Tommy Leban, Witten Philippo
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A hearing scheduled for this week in the High Court for two lawsuits seeking to restore voting by postal ballots for off-island Marshallese was cancelled as the judge sent the dispute to the RMI Supreme Court. The two lawsuits had been scheduled for their first hearing in the High Court August 27. Although the plaintiffs […]
By Journal on October 19, 2018
Amata Kabua, Imata Kabua, iroojlaplap, Kabua Kabua, Mamoru Kabua, Michael Kabua, Nemata Nakamura Kabua
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Journal 10/23/1981 P1 Mili election found improper The Appellate Division of the High Court has directed that an order be issued for a new election for the Nitijela seat for Mili. Chuji Chutaro, who lost in 1979 by six votes to Alee Alik, challenged the election because 21 persons voted who were not on the […]
By Journal on September 7, 2017
Dr. Irene Taafaki, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Michael Kabua, Rebecca Lathrop, Susan Jieta, University of the South Pacific, USP
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REBECCA LATHROP The University of the South Pacific campus at Long Island continues to evolve into a showcase university facility. The newest addition is a weaving house, designed with encouragement, guidance and technical advice from Irooj Michael Kabua and constructed by workers from Namu. Kabua cut the ribbon Monday morning, officially opening the weaving house […]
By Journal on January 4, 2016
Alvin Jacklick, Casten Nemra, Christopher Loeak, Daisy Alik Momotaro, Daisy Momotaro, Daniel Cadra, David Kabua, David Paul, Dr. Hilda Heine, Jeban Riklon, Jejwarick Anton, KEA, Kenneth Kedi, Michael Kabua, Nitijela, RMI President, Tony deBrum
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The Marshall Islands parliament elected its youngest President, and only the second commoner to hold the head of state position, Monday morning in Majuro. The narrow vote for newcomer Casten Nemra, 44, who defeated seven-term parliament veteran Alvin Jacklick, 17-16, demonstrates how evenly divided the 33-seat chamber is. Nemra’s election on his first day in the […]