Ada was found guilty of hovering, fishing in EEZ and Palau domestic fishing zone without a license After a two-day…
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Digital residency law earns $71,000 as of March 1
After its launching on February 2, the digital residency law has begun to earn income in the amount of $71,000…
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Retired Filipinos required $10,000 in the bank to receive pensions while in Palau
Ten retired Filipino nationals have been forced to go back to their home country for failure to come up with…
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6 approved to various boards, 2 nominated
The Senate has confirmed several appointments to various boards in its session last week. Among the approved were three appointments…
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Angaur president, governor conduct 9th meeting with their people
Since taking office on January 1, 2021, for a two-year term, the 20th Angaur State Government has been conducting regular…
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United Airlines to resume Koror-Manila flight in April
United Airlines confirmed a once a week flight between Koror and Manila every Friday starting April. “Yes, there are flights…
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USS Frank Cable conducted patrol on Palau waters
The submarine tender USS Frank Cable was on Palau waters on Friday as part of a scheduled patrol in the…
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Senate passes bill to require meeting between MOE and BFSCA
The Senate bill which seeks to formalize partnership between the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Belau Family, School and…
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Japan’s GGP Grant to Meyuns Elementary School
On March 4, 2022, Ambassador of Japan KARASAWA Akira and Principal Ulai T. Ikesiil of Meyuns Elementary School signed a…
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Japan provided 1,250 tablets for MOE and schools to assist digital learning under the surge of COVID-19
On 4 March,2022, a closing ceremony of the “Project for Improving Teaching and Learning Math by Utilizing Tablets in Palau”…
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