The Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. David Williamson to its Board…
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EQPB Issues Island-Wide Burn Ban as Dry Conditions Raise Wildfire Risk
The Environmental Quality Protection Board (EQPB) has announced an urgent burn ban across the Republic of Palau, effective April 22, 2026, until further notice.…
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Local media organization to raise funds for taxes on $30,000 donated equipment
By Kambes KesoleiThe Palau Media Council (PMC), a registered nonprofit organization, has launched an urgent fundraising campaign to cover nearly…
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Tourism surge to fuel 8.2% economic growth in FY26
By Kambes KesoleiA powerful resurgence in the tourism sector is set to act as the primary engine for Palau’s economy…
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Two interns start at BOA with ADB supportBy: Telbakes Yano (BOA Intern)April 13, 2026 — The Asian Development Bank (ADB),…
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Construction Mitigation Efforts at TACMOR Site, Ngaraard
This photograph, captured on April 4, 2026, illustrates ongoing site management efforts along the compact road in the Choll hamlet…
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The future of media in Samoa
APIA, 21 APRIL 2026 (SAVALI NEWSPAPER)—The media is a cornerstone of any society.In Samoa, a new breed of young people…
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Should Palau Open Its Doors to Refugees?By Dilsias Shmull Senior sociology student Mindszenty Now that we have recently learned that refugees…
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Alii chad er Belau. There have been recent power outages throughout Belau for various reasons, like what other islands have…
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Solomon Islands Court of Appeal stalls move to oust PM Manele over constitutional concerns
The Solomon Islands Court of Appeal has issued a judgement revealing it stalled moves to oust Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele…
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