Oceania Marshall Islands The National Committee of the United World College of the Marshall Islands has selected three as recipients of two-year scholarships to three different UWC schools abroad
Oceania Marshall Islands Doctors Jean Phillip and Jerel Anitok have taken the Hippocratic Oath and received their licence to practice medicine in the RMI
Oceania Marshall Islands A team of Red Cross volunteers was among the hundreds who volunteered to help staff the Ministry of Health and Human Services alternative care sites set up at MIHS, DES, Long Island Elementary School and Laura Clinic
Oceania Marshall Islands Tide Table, known for years as the "Place to Be" on Majuro atoll, reopened last week after four months of renovation work
Oceania Marshall Islands Jo-Jikum's climate and health arts workshop last Friday allowed 37 young people to unleash their talents through art, weaving, poetry, filmmaking and songwriting
Oceania Marshall Islands A group of 14 women spent five weeks learning jewellery making, embroidery and general business skills and received their certificates last Friday at the College of the Marshall Islands
Oceania Marshall Islands Marshalls Billfish Club presented numerous awards and trophies to many fishermen for their fishing talents; Kenneth Kramer won his first Atjang Paul Memorial Trophy, awarded annually to the fisherman who stands out for his sportsmanship
Oceania Marshall Islands Public health teams will begin vaccinating children in July, following approval by the US Food and Drug Administration and the Centres for Disease Control
Oceania Marshall Islands Almost three years after the first in-person preliminary discussions between the US and the Marshall Islands on a third Compact funding agreement, negotiations resumed last week with a two-day meeting in Kwajalein
Oceania Marshall Islands Majuro's new maritime training facility is taking shape next to the Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation's office at Uliga Dock, with completion expected by the end of 2022
Oceania Marshall Islands Amid rising prices of basic necessities, the country is also feeling the severe impact of the cost of building materials, virtually all of which are imported from the US, where construction costs are rising dramatically
Oceania Marshall Islands The Kora Fund granted its first loan to an Ebeye woman as part of its official launch for the Kwajalein Atoll last week
Oceania Marshall Islands Experienced weaver Susan Jieta, 52, is contributing to the survival of the Marshallian Jaki-ed craft, a technique historically used to make mats that were worn by the Marshallese before colonisation, by teaching it to other women and holding courses