The College of the Marshall Islands Media Club recently published a wonderful video of Wotho Atoll. Meet the people, hear their songs, see their village. You can also check out stories of sailors visiting the atoll on my Wotho Atoll page: https://www.infomarshallislands.com/atolls-m-w/wotho-atoll/
CMI Media Club:Published on Aug 16, 2019. Special Thanks to: Dr. Theresa Koroivulaono, Stevenson Kotton, Kameradistinnen Mark Uriona, Kameradistinnen Viviana Uriona, Kameradistinnen Christina Schulze, Jo-Jikum Kathy Kijiner, and Jo-Jikum Jina David. Thanks also to Chris Sebastian for giving me permission to publish the video.
Journal 4/30/1982 P1 DeBrum: No radiation agreement unless affected agreeForeign Secretary Tony deBrum said April 24 at the Majuro Compact talks on subsidiary agreement Section 177 — US responsibility for the consequences of nuclear testing — that the governments are not here to settle private claims by private parties. Nevertheless, in the next sentence of […]
KAREN EARNSHAW The words “Lest We Forget” were spoken in ceremonies all around the globe on April 25, with some of the first being heard in the Marshall Islands due to its international clock status. The phrase is a cornerstone of the hundreds of ANZAC Day dawn services held to commemorate all Australians and New […]
CMI marked its 32nd Foundation Day this week Monday at its Arrak Campus, which is soon to see expansion of its facilities. Among the activities were biit dancing and a cake cutting, which involved CMI student government President Wilmer Joel, CMI President Dr. David Newnham, President Hilda Heine, and Board of Regents Chairperson Meitaka Kendall […]
HILARY HOSIA Marshallese on dialysis treatment abroad now have the opportunity to return or visit home following the opening of the Majuro hospital Hemodialysis Center that took place Wednesday this week. For decades, Marshallese on referral treatment for kidney complications could not travel home because dialysis is required several times per week. “With the treatment […]
WILMER JOEL The national referendum and the special election for Namdrik Mayor were held simultaneously last Friday — with the main feature being a low turnout of voters at polling stations around Majuro. There were more voters in the afternoon than in the morning, according to some electoral officials at MIHS and RES who spoke […]