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PICRC Researchers completes survey design for comprehensive reef fish assessment, including maml and kemedukl

 With the increased demand for reef fishes, we need very good information on the status of fish populations so we can track changes over time.  PICRC researchers have designed a study to gain better knowledge about the status of commercially-valued reef fish stocks in Palau.  The study will begin in mid-November and take several months […]

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Russia offers full Academic Scholarship for Palau

By Francis Talasasa, Reporter Russia’s ambassador, H.E Igor A. Khovaev has expressed commitment to work more with the Republic of Palau in the United Nations and emphasized on Palau’s full scholarships’ availability in the Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry of which Palau students can take advantage on. [restrict] Khovaev says the diplomatic academy is […]

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Who’s the fastest

Three kids argue, whose father is the fastes. One says: – My father is the fastest, he can overtake the arrow that he shooted with the arch. The second one: [restrict] – My father is even faster – when he hunts, he can gunshoot an animal and run up to the animal before it fells […]

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 Lost CIty of Atlantis

Atlantis, the most questioning place, was an island near the Pillars of Hercules about 350 BC. The story of Atlantis was revealed by Plato, a Greek philosopher, in his dialogues “Timaeus and Critias”.   [restrict]According to him, this mysterious island was destroyed or lost due to an earthquake, but it was one of the most […]

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Pago and Bosco

When Pago was thirteen, his mother died and left him and his siblings with a grief stricken father. Confused and lonely, Pago ran away from home. After while his father awakened from his grieving hibernation, noticed his son was missing. He asked his other children where Pago was. “Papa, he took a piece of bread […]

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Governor: People will be held accountable for this 'hatchet job' on Fernandez

“I‘ve been in politics and I can smell people like Gary Gumataotao from a mile away,” said Governor Eddie Calvo. Guam – Governor Eddie Calvo continues to target what he says is a cast of character who conspired to eliminate Superintendent Jon Fernandez for political reasons. He went on an angry tirade against Senator Underwood, […]

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