Radio Stations
The hot radio station on Majuro is Daniel Kramer’s Power 103.5 FM, with thousands tuning in every day.
Fact File
PII Facilities in High Demand
Pacific International Inc. is the Marshalls biggest construction company. It was founded by Jerry Kramer and is now owned and run by him and his family.
National Government
Learn how the government of the Marshall Islands is organized and where its various ministries and departments are located.
Canvasback Medical Missions
The non-profit Canvasback Missions, founded by Jamie and Jacque Spence, brings teams of volunteer doctors and other medical professionals to the Marshall Islands every year, and sometimes twice.
United Airlines
United Airlines is the primary airline that services the Marshall Islands from the north, with Honolulu and Guam being the main hubs for these routes.
RMI Ministries
The names of the Government Ministries were changed a few years ago. This is the current lineup.
Pharmaceuticals
If you’re in need of non-prescription medication or a doctor who can prescribe your medication, this post has your options.
Mail and Freight
The Marshall Islands is linked to the US Postal Service and as a result makes it mostly an efficient incoming service. Outgoing as of 2025 has had some issues due to changes made by the Trump administration.
The Presidents
The first President of the Marshall Islands was Amata Kabua, who served from 1979 to 1996. The current President is Hilda Heine.
Marshall Islands Passport
All you need to know about getting or renewing your Marshall Islands Passport and the Citizenship Act of 1984.
Safety Around Town
The Marshall Islands is generally an extremely safe place for visitors. That said, there are exceptions to this rule as explained in this post about safety issues.
Phones and Internet
Telephone and internet services are looked are by the National Telecommunications Authority. They have various plans for phone and internet services.
Telephone Directory
The National Telecommunications Authority (NTA) office is in Delap. This is where you can pay for your phone connection, internet and other related items.
MIMRA FADs
The Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority is working on a long-term project to place Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) off many of the outer islands to attract ocean-going pelagic fish such as marlin, tuna and mahi-mahi and make it easier for the islanders to catch these fish.
Our Ocean’s Promise
The story of how the Marshall Islands went from being a bystander in commercial fishing in the Pacific to operating the world’s busiest tuna transshipment port, two fish processing facilities, a purse seine vessel net repair yard, and a fleet of locally-flagged and -based fishing vessels is documented in a
Growing Vegetables
How do you grow vegetables in a place without good soil? Or without space for big gardens? And what if water is sometimes scarce — for example in many of the outer atolls?According to Tanner Smith and Don Arkin at the Wellness Center, the answer just may be “aeroponics.” In
The Marshall Islands Journal
Amata at climate summit
Journal 5/31/1983 P1 Hemos Jack big Nitijela winnerHemos Jack won a landslide victory in Saturday’s six-man race for the vacant…
Enra week doesn’t disappoint
How to tell that it is Enra week in Majuro? That’s an easy question to answer. Just stop by the…
Coast Guard, EPA target pollution
A partnership between the US Coast Guard and the RMI Environmental Protection Authority is focusing on cleaning up now-closed LORAN…
Featured Posts
Mieco Beach Yacht Club
The Mieco Beach Yacht Club is designed to be a social and informational group for cruisers and like-minded people ashore.
Jack Niedenthal Films
Jack Niedenthal is the Marshall Islands film-maker and within the films he is a teller of stories, woven from Marshallese legends and his imagination. He generously made the film free a few years ago. Enjoy!
Yellow Pages
This is the nuts and bolts guide to finding things in Majuro and being able to contact the right service
Mooring Project
The Mieco Beach Yacht Club began working on a mooring project for Enemanet and Eneko Islands in Majuro in 2006. Nearly 20 years later the moorings at Enemanet Island are still in good shape and used by yacht club members.
