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Senators respond to public concern over Senate drug case letter

By: Eoghan Olkeriil Ngirudelsang NGERULMUD, Palau (Oct. 5, 2026) — Senators moved to address public concerns Monday over a letter from Senate Clerk Reagan Sidoi asking the court to consider a deferred sentence or rehabilitation opportunity for longtime Senate employee Wiseman Kumaichi, who was convicted in an illegal drug case. During the October 5th Senate […]

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NDBP CEO David Proctor’s Contract Not Renewed

By: L.N. Reklai KOROR, Palau (August 20, 2026) — The National Development Bank of Palau’s Board of Directors has decided not to renew the contract of President and CEO David Proctor, with Chief Financial Officer Karla West appointed as acting CEO. NDBP Board Chairman Rhinehart Silas confirmed the decision, saying Proctor’s contract, which expires Aug. […]

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Palau Screens Third-Country Nationals Under U.S. MOU as Senate Lawsuit Moves Forward

By: L.N. Reklai KOROR, Palau — Palau has received a list of third-country nationals for screening under its memorandum of understanding with the United States regarding the acceptance of deportees, confirmed Minister Jennifer Olegeriil. The list was submitted about two weeks ago. Under the agreement, Palau has 14 days to screen individuals once their names […]

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Palau Senate Pushes Back Against U.S. Accusations of Corruption Against Baules

By: Eoghan Olkeriil Ngirudelsang NGERULMUD, Palau — “We should not allow any nation to carelessly make unsubstantiated accusations against a Palauan leader,” Sen. Eldebechel said during a recent Senate session, as lawmakers rallied to defend Senate President Hokkons Baules against corruption allegations raised by the U.S. State Department. Palauan senators last week sharply criticized the […]

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Senate president okays donation of vehicles to three government agencies

Senate President Hokkons Baules recently approved a donation/transfer of previously used Senate vehicles to three government agencies that submitted letters of request for assistance to the Senate 10th Olbiil Era Kelulau. Letters received from the Division of Fire and Rescue, the Division of Land Resources Information and the 4th Ngatpang State Legislature sought alternate means […]

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