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Pandanus and Coconut Water Drink

Pandanus and Coconut Water Drink

This pandanus and coconut water concoction is a refreshing drink that’s super-easy to make and is fantastically healthy. It comes to Karen’s Kitchen courtesy of Luc Callebaut and Jackie Lee of the Yacht Sloepmouche. Conserving electricity on his yacht, Luc is using a hand-driven juicer, but of course an electric juicer will make the job Read More

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Copra Processing Plant

Copra Processing Plant

It’s a hot, tiring job, but the making of copra is one of the few ways Marshallese on the outer islands can make money. There are many steps in taking a coconut from a tree and turning it into sellable products, and one of the most important is undertaken by the Tobolar Copra Processing Authority Read More

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A Day Out to Laura Beach

A Day Out to Laura Beach

Take the tour! Join me with a group of cruisers and their friends as we ride in a commuter van and a pick-up truck on a land voyage to Laura. We were 15 in total and stopped in some quite surprising places… Tobolar: The copra processing plant   It’s the smell that you really notice Read More

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Hot Radio Station

Hot Radio Station

Power 103.5 FM

Listen to Power 103.5 FM live: Home | Majuro Marshall Islands | Six9too Productions The hot radio station on Majuro is Daniel Kramer’s Power 103.5 FM, with hundreds of people tuning to listen to the DJs that include Daniel (as MacGyver), Yastamon (Yasta Bolkeim), and the anonymous Income Tax and Taco. Also occasionally featured is Read More

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Researching our Reefs

Researching our Reefs

...And catching a huge tuna!

Sara Cannon, a Master’s student in the Department of Geography at the University of British Columbia, was in the Marshall Islands for the summer with a team of researchers intent on  measuring and photographing reefs. The hope is that when the data is analyzed it could show that reefs closer to the equator are generally Read More

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Latest President’s Office Newsletter

In early August, 2016, the Office of the President launched a newsletter called Kidid Kwōjkwōj. I have just posted the latest issue at https://www.infomarshallislands.com/presidents-office-newsletter/ Links to the previous issues are pasted below the current issue. In introducing the newsletter, President Hilda Heine said: “Through this publication, we hope to enhance communications with all interested parties and communicate Read More

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PNA: Key to RMI Economy

PNA: Key to RMI Economy

The Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) is a wonderful success story for the Pacific region, including the Marshall Islands. A minor factor is that PNA’s HQ is in Majuro… The major one is that RMI’s earnings from fisheries used to be relatively paltry, despite the value of the fish floating around in its waters. Read More

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Downtown Moorings

Downtown Moorings

The downtown area of Majuro has two mooring fields, commonly known as the Southern and Northern fields. The Northern Field is owned by Robert Reimers Enterprises (RRE).Phone (692) 625-3250. The Southern Field’s moorings are owned variously by three people: Matt Holly: (692) 455-5567 matthollymarshalls@yahoo.com Ben Chutaro: (692) 625-8321 or 625-2256 Cary Evarts: (692) 455-3044 caryevarts@yahoo.com The Read More

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Canoe trip ‘out of this world’

Canoe trip ‘out of this world’

Jacque Spence, Executive Vice President of the Canvasback Medical Missions, and her team recently went sailing on a couple of traditional Marshallese canoes. Her verdict? “Sailing on a Marshallese canoe is out of this world!  Marshallese were master canoe builders, indigenous navigators and amazing sailors.  It is so great that they are making efforts to Read More

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Taking a Taxi

Taking a Taxi

The cheapest way to get around town is by hopping in a taxi. A ride between Rita and the bridge costs $2 per person. You share the cab with others. You can indicate how many passengers by holding up the relevant number of fingers. If the driver flashes his lights, he’s full. Rides that go Read More

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