By Scott LieberIn 2022 Masaru and Megumi Okuda were called as mission leaders in the Micronesia Guam Mission. In 1984…
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Tekoi Er a Diangel (Joking with Derogatory Remarks)
The social derogatory (mengerar malechub e ng omtelub) remarks has become a common norm in modern day Palauan society. This…
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Palau’s Rising Team Spirit Shines Through at Oceania Championships
Team Palau returned from the May 8–13 Oceania Swimming Championships in Fiji with a haul ofpersonal bests, finals appearances,…
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Officials address incidents with drug-laced gummy bears
Gummy bears contained marijuana, not meth By Elilai RengiilOfficials are pushing back against rumors circulating on social media that gummy…
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KINGPIN GUILTY OF TWO, NOT ON 11 CHARGES
The two-week jury trial of Ngaraard-based alleged drug kingpin Burton Wenty began on April 27 and concluded on May 7,…
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Economic Review warns of gaps in Palau’s development plan ahead of Symposium
By Kambes KesoleiAs the Palau Development Symposium prepares to convene at the end of this month, a new economic assessment…
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Two drug busts net 333.33 grams of meth
While a major drug dealer was facing a jury trial at the courthouse, high-level officials were holding “Say No to Drugs” signs along Ernguul Street. At the same time, two separate packages of methamphetamine (meth) were being delivered in Koror last week.
Authorities, with the assistance of a K9 unit and in coordination with Customs and Border Patrol, inspected the packages and discovered a total of 333.33 grams of meth. The seizure resulted in two separate drug busts. According to the Minister of Justice, the packages were addressed to DHL and the Post Office.
The cases have been referred to the Office of the Attorney General. The names of those arrested have not been released, as investigations are ongoing.
Economic Review warns of gaps in Palau’s development plan ahead of Symposium
By Kambes KesoleiAs the Palau Development Symposium prepares to convene at the end of this month, a new economic assessment…
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Persistent mold growth at OEK Building, staff health impacted and schedule changes
By Kambes KesoleiOfficials at the Palau National Congress (Olbiil Era Kelulau) are raising urgent concerns over a persistent mold and…
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