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    NewsLinks : Murder and Mayhem Shock Marshall Islands' Capital Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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Murder and Mayhem Shock Marshall Islands' Capital

  • Grisly murder stuns Marshalls capital - Women leaders call for President to take action in RMI where murder remains rare though spouse abuse is rampant.
  • Fatal Stabbing in Majuro - While a group of men played bingo outside a Rita house, inside Emson Makroro was brutally murdered.
  • Calls in Marshall Islands for govt to take action against spousal abuse -The victim, a teacher at the College of the Marshall Islands, had just received her master’s degree.
  • Riot in Majuro Prison - 30 Majuro inmates try to escape jail last week.
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    YokweOnline | Sunday, August 22, 2010 | 808 Reads
        NewsLinks : PNA Nations, Owners of 25% of the World's Tuna Supply, Agree to New Controls Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    MARSHALL ISLANDS: PNA Nations, Owners of 25% of the World's Tuna Supply, Agree to New Controls

  • Closure of a large area of Pacific Ocean to tuna net fishers planned - Pacific Beat Audio Interview
  • Marshalls and Other PNA Nations Aim for More Tuna Dollars - too many days available and too many boats.
  • PNA Announces date for Closure - of 4 Million Sq Km High Seas Areas to Purse Seing Fishing
  • PNA Office launched in Majuro, Marshall Islands - staff and resources to implement PNA decisions.
  • PNA Ministers Agree - to strengthen fishing limits & cooperate to exchange fishing observers
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    Read full article: 'PNA Nations, Owners of 25% of the World's Tuna Supply, Agree to New Controls'
    YokweOnline | Wednesday, April 28, 2010 | 1362 Reads
        NewsLinks : US Department of Interior Issues Grants to Marshall Islands Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    US Department of Interior Issues Grants to Marshall Islands

  • OIA issues grant for Prior Service Trust Fund - $1 million to support beneficiaries 359 beneficiaries in the CNMI, 753 in the FSM, 236 in the RMI, and 319 in Palau.
  • Interior awards grants for Marshall Islands - $985,235 to continue primary health care for members of the Bikini, Enewetak, Rongelap and Utrik
  • Interior Dept. assists Marshall Islands with utility initiatives - $200,000 grant, from the Operations and Maintenance Improvement Program, will help address 10 percent loss from theft and non-payment

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    YokweOnline | Sunday, November 15, 2009 | 2333 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshallese and Micronesians Rally for Continuation of Dialysis and Cancer Treatments Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshallese and Micronesians Rally for Continuation of Dialysis and Cancer Treatments

  • Health plan faces legal challenge - "constitutional failures" in the adverse action notice
  • Non-U.S. Citizen Group Protests Health Cuts - Governor said she is compassionate toward those affected but her hands are tied.
  • Senator's Letter: Death Sentence - plan was made public only in late July 2009, not enough time to prepare community
  • Marshallese patients will die if benefits cut - Foreign Minister John Silk told Hawai'i Gov. in letter last week
  • VIDEO: Pacific Islander Dialysis Patients Plead for Help - solution if program delayed 6 months.
  • Health care cuts protested - Elma Coleman said she was disappointed no member of the administration came out.
  • State health plan raises alarm - Cutting program to deny dialysis, chemotherapy called a 'death sentence'
  • VIDEO: Pacific Islanders Rally for Health Coverage - plan to no longer pay for chemotherapy and dialysis treatments
  • VIDEO: Micronesian Kidney Patients Losing Treatment - ""Without dialysis, I'm going to die," said Pius Henry.
  • Pacific Islanders Protest at Capitol - Helson Thomas carries sign, "I want to live."
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    YokweOnline | Sunday, August 30, 2009 | 2015 Reads
        NewsLinks : Japan Pledges Assistance to Marshall Islands, Pacific Forum Nations Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Japan Pledges Assistance to Marshall Islands, Pacific Forum Nations

  • Japan pledges $528m climate aid to Pacific Islands - Marshall Islands gets solar power generation funding.
  • Tokyo Pacific Islands Centre to promote trade and investment - photos of ground breaking ceremony
  • VIVA Pacific Islanders" exhibition - Trade Exhibition 2009
  • Japan PM urges island leaders to create a beautiful eco-friendly Pacific - photos Pacific Island leaders attending
  • Pacific Leaders call on Japan for leadership in Water and Sanitation - photos of roundtable
  • Pacific leaders praise Japan aid, call for more - Marshall Islands ability to provided drinking water and adequate sanitation is “constrained by lack of money, skills and transfer of technology"
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    YokweOnline | Sunday, May 24, 2009 | 1668 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands Gets Healthy Assistance Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands Gets Healthy Assistance

  • Ethno-etiologies of illness and disease in the Marshall Islands - Dr. Carucci and 2 undergraduate research assistants will
    conduct field research on Enewetak Atoll, July 9-August 15
  • Tripler program provides flu shots to Pacific islanders
  • New campaign promotes healthy eating habits - Educational materials to help prevent obesity to be translated into Marshallese
  • The Canvasback Diabetes Wellness Clinic is the place to be - ur cooks are preparing meals for the President of the Marshall islands
  • Mercy & Miracles - Canvasback Missions medical team conduct clinics, surgery on Ebeye
  • Man makes medical mechanics his mission - Lengyel also shared his expertise with Ebeye Hospital staff members so they can better operate and repair their equipment.
  • Angwin dermatologist brings medical care to remote island - Isaacs saw and treated between 20 and 30 patients a day, many with fungal infections involving the whole body.
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    YokweOnline | Tuesday, May 12, 2009 | 1714 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands and Regional Leaders Join Forces in Energy, Environmental Issues Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands and Regional Leaders Join Forces in Energy, Environmental Issues

  • Marshall Islands seeks energy security - Majuro Energy Declaration 2009 will provide valuable input
  • Marshall Islands copra makers set a record a production for 2008 - 7,641 tons of copra was produced in 2008
  • FAO encourages Pacific root crop flour production - Samoa and the Marshall Islands, Vanuatu has been exploring the use of cassava
  • Pacific nations celebrate World Wetlands Day - Designated wetlands sites include the Jaluit Atoll Conservation Area in the Marshalls.
  • NMI environmental leaders take part in region-wide retreat - 20 participants include Marshall Islands Conservation Society's Steve Why
  • Pacific states to join forces on tuna - Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority director Glen Joseph says countries will consult on measures to make more money
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    YokweOnline | Friday, February 06, 2009 | 2045 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands: UN, CDC, WHO, Pacific Forum and Regional News Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands: UN, CDC, WHO, Pacific Forum and Regional News

  • Marshall Islands Hosts UN-Sponsored Sanitation Workshop - encourage adaptation, replication of innovative practices
  • U.S. Insular Areas And FAS Receive Historic Preservation Grants - Marshall Islands $86,217
  • Pacific's stability threatened by Beijing-Taipei recognition battle - the new president questioned maintaining ties
  • U.S. To Fund HPV Vaccination Campaign In Micronesia Region - second most prevalent cancer in the Marshalls
  • Japan providing first-ever cash grant to Marshalls - a $2.2 million grant to support energy needs
  • Guam gears up for suit vs feds - David Cohen on FAS: "I don’t agree Guam is owed $400 million"
  • Floods in Pacific Islands - World Health organization update
  • PNG to host forum leaders for talks on fiji - Retreat begins January 27, 2009
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    YokweOnline | Saturday, January 17, 2009 | 2414 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands and Regional Featured News Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands and Regional Featured News

  • Superbly Marshalled Programme Creates Successful Visit - Plans to host a major regional table tennis event on Majuro
  • Pacific NGOs Prepare for the UN Commission on the Status of Women - 4-day training in Nadi
  • Walking down cyber streets in the Pacific - 2000 to 2008 the Marshall Islands' Internet use increased 340 percent
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    YokweOnline | Friday, September 19, 2008 | 1986 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands: Government Trust Funds, Visits, and Legislation Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands: Government Trust Funds, Visits, and Legislation

  • Marshall Islands Trust Funds Hit By U.S. Stock Market Plunge - MISSA lost lost $2.1 million in September
  • H.E. President Litokwa Tomeing met with Taiwan delegation - representative of Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP).
  • S. 1756 Reported, Placed on Calendar - with an amendment in the nature of a substitute
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    YokweOnline | Thursday, September 18, 2008 | 1954 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands Sports and Health News Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands Sports and Health News

  • Pohnpei Team Sets New Marlin Record In Majuro - Alex Tretnoff's massive record-breaking 794-pound marlin
  • Marshalls Billfish Club - 16th Annual All-Mic Photos and round-up report
  • The lesser-known great stories of Beijing 2008 - As Asafa Powell won his heat of the 100m, Roman Cress of the Marshall Islands went totally unnoticed.
  • How Some Other Olympic Stories Ended - Anju Jason coolly accepted his fate after losing to the British junior champion
  • Oceania in Beijing Newsletter (Marshall Islands) - Oceania Women in sport luncheon and other news in photos
  • Defeating Diabetes: Lessons From the Marshall Islands - some participants making remarkable recoveries and others slowly regressing.
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    YokweOnline | Tuesday, September 02, 2008 | 2277 Reads
        NewsLinks : Off-island Marshallese Share Culture and Find Opportunities Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Off-island Marshallese Share Culture and Find Opportunities

  • SPRINGDALE Swears In First Marshallese Officer - Gomez Zackious became the first Marshallese speaker
  • PHOTOS: Gomez Zackious, city's first Marshallese police officer. - sworn in to the Springdale Police Department on Tuesday
  • SPRINGDALE : 7 new officers include city’s first Marshallese - not the first Marshallese applicant, but the first to make it through testing.
  • SPRINGDALE: On the Road for Literacy - Lee Elementary in Springdale mobile library van will be ready to begin making its rounds during the second week of June.
  • GUAM: Center will help Micronesians join work force - assist Micronesians in obtaining higher-paying jobs and assimilation into community
  • SAIPAN: CNMI welcomes Oceania Athletics Championship - Competitors from 19 different countries
  • LONG BEACH: Pacific Islander Festival - featured Marshallese Coconut Weavers - Greta Briand and island dancers
  • SALEM: Enjoy an adventure without leaving Salem - World Beat Festival Saturday and Sunday, June 28-29, in Riverfront Park
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    YokweOnline | Wednesday, June 25, 2008 | 2740 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands President Welcomed by Marshallese in Arkansas Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands President Welcomed by Marshallese in Arkansas

  • Marshallese officials visit area’s islanders - President Tommeing accompanied by his wife, Arlin; Phillip Muller, the Marshall Islands’ ambassador to the United Nations; and Ben Graham, the country’s ambassador to the United States.
  • Marshallese Gather To Celebrate - President Announces New Consulate Coming To Springdale. Both President Tomeing and DeBrum said problems facing the Marshallese community in the United States include health care, education and learning the life skills needed to get by in a new world that is in many ways foreign to them.
  • PHOTO: Litokwa Tomeing, president of the Republic of the Marshall Islands - Greeted Saturday by members of Northwest Arkansas' Marshallese community at Jones Center
  • Springdale High School Graduation - RMI President Litokwa Tomeing and first lady Arlin Tomeing, grandson received his diploma.
  • A Special Celebration - President Tomeing displayed his respect for both countries on his chest. "He's wearing a lapel pin that has an American flag and the Marshallese flag so that speaks volumes," says State Senator Bill Pritchard.
  • VIDEO: Marshallese Celebrate 29 Years Of Self-Government - Local live TV from Northwest Arkansas covers opening ceremony with President Litokwa Tomeing and Minister Tony deBrum
    • Read full article: 'Marshall Islands President Welcomed by Marshallese in Arkansas'
    YokweOnline | Sunday, May 25, 2008 | 2430 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands, Micronesian Agreements, Meetings and Updates Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands, Micronesian Agreements, Meetings and Updates

  • Marshall Islands accedes to five UN treaties on marine pollution and safety - one of the world’s major shipping nations
  • Palau to host Micro Games in 2010 - Marshall Islands National Olympic Committee rejected it because of lack of sport facilities.
  • 10th Annual Conference of the Oceania Customs Organisation (OCO) - Chief Secretary Casten Nemra chaired the Conference.
  • APA Aims To Move Plane Monday - transports large volumes of yellowfin tuna from Micronesia and Marshalls
  • Earthrace at crucial stage - two stops away from its midway point at the Marshall Islands
  • Pacific Bank Names New Board, Aims For Increased Membership - Finance Minister Jack Ading attended, RMI invited to join
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    YokweOnline | Monday, May 19, 2008 | 2565 Reads
        NewsLinks : Marshall Islands Court, Legislative, Health and Economic Updates Printer-friendly page | Send this story to someone  
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    Marshall Islands Court, Legislative, Health and Economic Updates

  • Case against Marshalls 201 stays - partly owned by the Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority (MIMRA) and Koo's Fishing Co
  • NMI, Guam asked to join Hawaii in Compact-Impact request- form a coalition to effectively compete with mainland states
  • Global warming on next APIL agenda- will be discussed at the association's board meeting in the Marshall Islands in November
  • 'Update study on health of Pacific islanders'- Chief executives have written Hawaii Sen. Daniel Inouye to lobby for another Institute of Medicine report on the health status of the U.S.-associated islands in the Pacific.
  • National Planner Says People Need 'Financial Relief'- Called for reducing or eliminating student registration fees for public schools
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    Read full article: 'Marshall Islands Court, Legislative, Health and Economic Updates'
    YokweOnline | Tuesday, May 13, 2008 | 2192 Reads

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