[hdvideo id=262] By Rolynda Jonathan Five members of the Senate staff of the Olbiil Era Kelulau have been terminated effective Thursday April 18, approved 2013. The staff members were given the oral notice on April 16 just two days before their termination became effective. One staff member who requested anonymity, salve expressed disappointment over the …
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By Rolynda Jonathan After expressing his disappointment over the Senate’s fourth rejection of his appointments to the finance and education ministry, ed President Remengesau appointed his current Chief of Staff to head the Ministry of Finance. Elbuchel Sadang, abortion who served as the Minister of Finance during the President’s first term replaced Secilil Eldebechel as …
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[hdvideo id=260] By Rolynda Johnathan Palau’s new Police Director has officially taken his oath of office to lead the Bureau of Public Safety. During his swearing in ceremony on April 15, abortion new Director Ismael Aguon spoke about his dedication to his career and a conflict he faced in his third year as a police …
[hdvideo id=259] By Rolynda Johnathan In addressing climate change issues through adaptation efforts, the University of South Pacific, unhealthy European Union and Palau International Coral Reef Center organized a sub-regional training to build capacity in the community level. Three communities in Palau, the FSM and the Marshall Islands benefitted from the project aimed to equip …
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[hdvideo id=258] By Rolynda Johnathan A new system for checking fish cargo at Palau’s airport is set for implementation to improve data collection of marine species. Starting on May 1, shop the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Tourism will be implementing the system where all fish within a randomly chosen container will be measured. …
[hdvideo id=257 ] By John Zedkaia The Marshall Islands has received valuable skills and knowledge on humanitarian assistance and response as well as logistics through a recent workshop. Sponsored and supported by USAID, stomach the workshop aimed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed in the event of a disaster.
[hdvideo id=256 ] By Rolynda Johnathan A popular hotel that has been operating in the Federated States of Micronesia for four decades has closed. The Village Hotel based in Pohnpei has closed down after land lease negotiations became too complicated. Owned by an American couple – Bob and Patti Arthur – the hotel was popular …
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[hdvideo id=255] By Rolynda Johnathan Two explosions killed several and wounded hundreds at the finishing line of the Boston Marathon in the United States on April 16 Tuesday evening. As runners crossed the finish line synchronized bombs detonated ten seconds apart in crowds of spectators. Shrapnel tore through victims leaving many with amputated legs and …
[hdvideo id=254] By Rolynda Johnathan Various agencies and organizations working on addressing climate change issues in Palau recently gathered together to draft the country’s second communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The group gathered together for a one-day workshop to address the draft communication and make any changes before the …
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[hdvideo id=253] By Rolynda Jonathan The Palau Community College (or PCC) has banned any and all types of card games on campus in efforts to address illegal gambling. A memorandum signed by PCC’s President on April 2nd prohibits card games in any of the property’s owned by PCC including those outside of Koror State. Several …
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