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Arkansa 2010 Honor Rolls
Jibadbad eo eaurok tata an Young Sisters ej Rijikuul ro. Im recognize i er ej juon Motivation nan ajiri ro.
Feb 27th, 2010, Young Sisters ear kamane raan in kajeramane ajiri ro im rar bed ilo Honor Rolls ilo Mon jar eo an Rikaki Mr and Mrs. Joel. Ej kab naj kein kajuon recognize i Honorees im Award e er.
Eto im to ad jaje ke ewor rej Honor ilo States ko. Kamolol Young Sisters bwe rejab distribute tok wot kain melele rot kein ak barenoot jiban jodrikdrik ro im rijikuul ro nejid ikitoltol nan challege e dron im kate er elablak.
Bokwaj nan kom, rimajol.com im distributed jen Young Sisters.
Honor Roll ro ioon Arkansa;
SHS; Tobinwa Alberter, Lucy Alberter, James Clinton, Kerbina Ann Ruth James, Fiona Kotwan, Jolinda Lanje, Bridget Mina Lejkon, Daisina Loeak, Anserima Luther, Jennifer McKay, Thelma Morris, Pele Petuel, Darrellyn Ralpho, Connie Riklon, Thomas Sam, Paul Tabu, Leilani Yamada. Harber High; Hartyson Aneja, Iohaan Rakin Anjolok, Benjamin Bucao, Fiona Jan-Jan- Davis, Meckson Hesa, Minie Hesa, Antorine Ishoda, Lynn-Gloria Jorlanin, Trecia Jude, Rachel Kaisha, Twella Laibwij, Mercy Lintha Langibelik, Joe Shoniber. Central Jr High; Alinda Donica Davis, Jasmine Ewert, Laura Heine, Josephet Rocha, Winea Timos. George Jr High; Yolani Jerry, Lucille Sandi Lanje, Daryl Limkary, Andrea Peterson, Junior Tatios. Perfect Attendance;Joel Rieza, Willa Naisher, Ento Phillip.
Kakobaba wot an Young Sisters;
"Kamolol Aoleb Parents ro an Honorees im aer jutak likin Young Sisters bwe en bidodo aer bok melim kein jen Jikuul ko. ... :: Read more |
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NewsLinks - National/Local |
Radio New Zealand - Star Bulletin - Solomon Star
Marshall Islands High School gets US accreditation Marshall Islands High School received the stamp of approval from the U.S.based Western Association of Schools and Colleges
US Coast Guard and Navy join forces to wage 'Fight for Fish' The Crommelin patrolled the exclusive economic zones belonging to the Marshall Islands and Micronesia
Dr Sikua want stronger partnership within PNA Dr Sikua said cooperation will also underpin efforts to successfully run the newly established PNA Secretariat in Majuro ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 03-08 1:45PM (103 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
2023 and counting…
A lot of debate at the Nitijela in recent weeks has raised concern about what happens after 2023 when the Compact with the United States ends: Will the trust fund have enough money to generate revenue replacing US grant assistance? Will the US continue providing grants? What can the government do to reduce spending?
2023 seems a long way away. Opinion pages Send letters to P.O. Box 14 Majuro, Marshall Islands 96960 But donors are already warning RMI officials to prepare for significant reductions in donor funding beginning this coming fiscal year, starting October this year.
At last summer’s Joint Economic Management and Financial Accountability Committee meeting, US and RMI officials agreed the RMI must come up with “a plan for managing annual decreases in Compact direct assistance and/or General Fund support, and use those plans as the basis for Fiscal Year 2012 ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 03-06 6:31PM (319 views)
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R.M.I Office Of The President |
H.E. President Ma Ying-jeou to pay a state visit
H.E. President Ma Ying-jeou to pay a state visit to the Republic of the Marshall Islands
(Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands) At the invitation of H.E. Jurelang Zedkaia, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, H.E. Ma Ying-jeou, President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is to lead a delegation to pay a state visit to the Republic of the Marshall Islands on March 22, 2010.
This will be the first visit of President Ma to Taiwan’s diplomatic allies in the Pacific Region. During the visit, President Ma will call on President Zedkaia and exchange views on bilateral cooperations. President Ma and his delegation will also attend a state banquet hosted by President Zedkaia, as well as a function of medical cooperations.
In order to further promote cultural exchange, an eight-member folklore performing group “Formosa Indigenous Song &am ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 03-03 5:50AM (339 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
Jorran jen wonen mweik
ACTSON LOKKO RIKLON
Ej juon men emol im ejab itino jen mejen lol in bwe Ebeye etton “Slum of the Pacific” im eben mour ie. Im ejab bwe kinke enin Ebeje ear baj juon jikin eo etton wot jen etto, bwe ilo mol 1950’s im liklok ear juon ene eo ear kanuij emon im einwot Paradise mene ear ejelok power, sewer line, fancy hospitals, schools, pave roads im men ko eir lok wot. Men ko jet ij lo bwe elap konaer non boktok ben mour im etton non Ebeye ej population explosion kab out of control cost of living.
Juon ej aikuij kelet, ta eo ej wiaiki, ta kein an komanman lok kabijuknen eo an ke? Ak wia mona non family eo an im ro nukun? Enin un eo ij lo bwe elap tata konan non boktok etton im ben mour non armij ro kelet wia mona mokta jen menin aikuij ko jet einwot kokmanman lok mon joke ko. Kim ilo Ebeye kim bar konan bwe ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-27 4:55PM (586 views)
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NewsLinks - National/Local |
MIJ Online - Radio New Zealand - Radio Australia - NWA News
Mobil or SK? Cabinet last week directed the Marshalls Energy Company board and management to “revisit” a Mobil fuel supply proposal
Marshall Islands workers incomes fall A government report says people working in the private sector in the Marshall Islands have seen a nearly 40 percent drop
Cooks, Niue, Marshalls and Nauru on financial blacklist Four Pacific nations have been placed on a French blacklist of countries considered to have inadequate taxation and fiscal standards
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Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-27 3:02PM (284 views)
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R.M.I Office Of The President |
1st Quarter of 2010 Republic of China (Taiwan) Annual Grant
February 25, 2010 (Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands)
Ambassador Bruce J.D. Linghu of the Republic of China (Taiwan) presented a check in the amount of TWO MILLION and SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND U.S. DOLLARS to the Honorable John M. Silk, Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Honorable Jack Ading, Minister of Finance on February 24, 2010. Minister of Finance, Jack Ading thank Ambassador Bruce J.D. Linghu and the Government of ROC (Taiwan) for their generous contribution to the People and Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. The presentation of check ceremony was also witnessed by staff of the ROC (Taiwan) Embassy and other RMI officials.
The People and Government of the ROC (Taiwan) along with its Embassy in Majuro sincerely wish the above-mentioned Grant could contribute to the welfare of Marshallese people and the prioritized projects of the RMI government. The said amount ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-26 4:31AM (527 views)
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Pacific Radio/Forum |
PNA countries plan eco-label for skipjack tuna
The Parties to the Nauru Agreement, which includes the Federated States of Micronesia, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu, are to seek eco-label certification for skipjack tuna.
The PNA will approach the non-profit organisation, the Marine Stewardship Council, to set up the certification.
The leaders of the PNA countries have just finished meeting in Palau and want to further develop their plans to increase the return from the resource, while conserving fish numbers.
The PNA director, Dr Transform Aqorau, says such a move represents a commitment to greater scrutiny by the PNA countries.
“With the certification process we hope to have that greater scrutiny, greater accountability and hopefully if we do get it, then there are probably economic benefits.”
Dr Aqorau ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-26 4:22AM (328 views)
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Pacific News |
Kanawha educator finds career in Marshall Islands
After working for the Kanawha County school system and the University of Charleston for 41 years, Douglas J. Walters now spends a lot of his time helping college students in the Marshall Islands.
"I am a product of the school system in Kanawha County. Except for a couple of years, I have lived here all my life."
Walters and his wife Barbara were both undergraduates at Morris Harvey College, now the University of Charleston. He did graduate work at Marshall University, West Virginia University and Indiana University at Bloomington, where he was a Ford Fellow.
Walters spent the first six years of his long educational career teaching at John Adams Junior High, then the next 12 years at George Washington High School.
In 1984, he went to work at the central offices of the Kanawha County Board of Education, becoming staff developmen ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-22 8:18AM (449 views)
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Marshall Islands Local News |
Ellia to represent alumni at Japan reunion
Forty-two former Japanese government scholarship students have been invited to attend a Reunion of Former Students in Japan, which will be held from February 21 to 27.
College of the Marshall Islands Vice President Ellia Sablan Zebedy, an alumnus of the Japanese Mongbusho Scholarship, will be representing the other Marshallese students who attended school in Japan through this same scholarship program, according to the Japanese Embassy. Foreign students who returned to their home countries from Japan are now making most of their experience of studying in Japan in various fields in their own societies, the embassy said.
To enable these former students to serve as a bridge between Japan and their home countries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan offers assistance in many ways, such as inviting them to the Reunion of Former Students.
Under this reu ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-20 3:07AM (708 views)
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Pacific Radio/Forum |
Possible Marshall Islands loan from the ADB endorsed
Possible Marshall Islands loan from the ADB endorsed in Majuro
The Asian Development Bank’s largest loan to the Marshall Islands is moving through the review and approval process at ADB headquarters in Manila, following its endorsement in Majuro.
The proposed 14 million US dollar loan would help the Marshall Islands stabilise its financially troubled national power utility and help the Government improve financial management and reduce spending.
That is the view of the ADB’s Marshall Islands desk officer, Kiyoshi Nakamitsu, who was in Majuro earlier this week.
He says the ADB approval process is ongoing
Mr Nakamitsu says the proposed loan is responding to needs identified by Marshall Islands leaders.
If the loan is approved it would fund a detailed government personnel a ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-19 5:33AM (337 views)
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Community |
Woman banished for buying cola
A dispute over a can of cola has sparked a diplomatic row between the tiny western Pacific nation of the Marshall Islands and the United States.
The US Army banished the wife of a local official from the Kwajalein missile testing base for buying the tax-free can to give to someone on a nearby island - allegedly flouting regulations.
"The US is treating us like American Indians, like we're low class citizens," Marshall Islands President Jurelang Zedkaia said on Thursday.
Zedkaia described liaison officer Jeltan Anjain as an unofficial ambassador, adding: "I can't believe they would treat us like that."
Anjain, his wife Joanna and their children live at Kwajalein Atoll base, but Joanne has been told she cannot return.
Zedkaia said on Thursday he was "shocked to hear that our friends (the US governme ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-18 5:56AM (1145 views)
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Pacific News |
Shelters see jump in Pacific islanders
Micronesian and Marshallese migrants have a special claim to U.S. services
The growing number of Micronesians and Marshallese in Honolulu's homeless shelters is setting off some alarm bells because their needs are great and there is no limit on their migration here.
"We will be addressing it," said Russ Saito, the state's homeless coordinator. "They have become a much larger percentage of the population in certain shelters and on certain islands. This is an issue we need to address with the federal government. It is really straining our resources."
Under the Compacts of Free Association, citizens of the Federated States of Micronesia and the Republic of the Marshall Islands can move anywhere in the United States. But Hawaii is the biggest magnet, a relatively nearby island chain with a congenial climate and culture, and excellent h ... :: Read more |
Posted by Marshall Islands on 02-17 3:55AM (746 views)
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Announcement |
HGG Form TD-2(RMI Travel Docment)
Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), who has given evidence and has applied for a Travel Document in lieu of an invalid RMI Passport in order to travel back to the Marshall Islands.
This "Travel Document" shall be construed to limit and it automatically becomes null and void ten (10) days from its date of issuance or upon this person's arrival to the Marshall Islands.
The RMI Consulate General Office in Honolulu, Hawaii welcomes any questions and/or concerns. The Office open, Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, except on Local and Federal Holidays (US &RMI). Office Telephone (808) 545-7767, Fax (808) 545-7211 Email:rmi.consulate@hawaiiantel.net // rmi.honolulu@hawaiiantel.net
ATTENTION! Traveling back to Marshall with an ... :: Read more |
Posted by AziL- on 02-14 11:03PM (686 views)
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