‘Pwipwi Souleng’ is first Chuukese radio station on Guam
Anita Francis first came to Guam to visit in 1986. Again, in 2018, to see her kids and grandkids who had been here on Guam working and going to school. With the help of her…
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Pacific Media Institute “My Pacific Story” Film Competition
Get paid for your creativity! The Pacific Media Institute in the Marshall Islands is hosting a video competition under the theme “My Pacific Story.” The competition offers cash prizes for the four winning submissions and…
Ebeye in Pictures: 81st Kamolol Day
To read President Heine’s remarks in Marshallese, lale Ewi wāwein ejeṇoḷọk Kwajalein: Enaan eo an President Hilda Heine ñan Kwajalein Day 2025. Read the news report by Hilary Hosia: Ebeye Celebrates 81st Kwajalein Kamoolol Day…
Ebeye Celebrates 81st Kwajalein Kamoolol Day
To read President Heine’s remarks in Marshallese, lale Ewi wāwein ejeṇoḷọk Kwajalein: Enaan eo an President Hilda Heine ñan Kwajalein Day 2025. For more pictures, see Ebeye in Pictures: 81st Kamolol Day In her keynote…
Chuukese Leaders Recently Met in Guam, But Not to Clarify Trump’s Policies
As the world turned and reeled after policies of a new and unstable United States under President Donald Trump, Chuukese leaders recently met in Guam—a good number of them adding up to about 60 or…
National Language Policy Issued by the President Could Reduce Language Access for U.S. Residents
Read this in Marshallese: Kakien eo an Kajin Ipeļaakin Laļ in im kar litok jān President eo Maron̄ Kadikdik Deļo̧n̄ Kajin n̄an ri Jokwe ro U.S Read this in Chuukese: An Müülap Annuk Ra Katöwüü…
No changes to Oregon Health Plan and Healthier Oregon despite Federal changes
Riit ilo Kajin Majōl: Ejjeḷọk oktak n̄an Oregon Health Plan im Healthier Oregon men̄e Federal ej oktak Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has published a statement about recent federal changes that may impact healthcare in Oregon. …
Immigration Policy Changes Disrupt Schools, Industries and Communities — Marshallese Worry about Expired Passports
Kwon Jab Mijak: Oktak ñan Kakien ko an Immigration – Chikin Meļeļe Since his second inauguration on January 20th, the U.S. president has issued several actions and signed executive orders suspending federal funding for health…
RMI Attorney General Addresses Rumors and Confusion about Passports
The RMI Office of the Attorney General released a press release on Friday, January 31, 2025 regarding social media posts alleging that the Government is selling passports. As the Office authorized under the Passport act,…
Despite Legal Residence Micronesians Worry they are still Vulnerable to U.S. Mass Deportation Scheme
In the United States, President Donald Trump and his new administration is cracking down on illegal immigration since inauguration day, January 20; Federated States of Micronesia President Wesly Simina and the rest of his leadership…