Tauraoi n ewenako Marawa Ana Kaibuke n Akawa Kiribati ae Boou ae Maribo 61

BETIO, TARAWA - Eberi 9, 2025.

E nang tauraoi Kiribati ni bon akawa kaubwain ana marawa imwiin rokon ana kaibuke n akawa ae boou ae te MARIBO 61. E taku te rongorongo are e karekea Hope Radio News bwa e nakon 1,200 te tan te rawawata ni kokona ae kona n uotia te kaibuke aei.

E aranaki bwa te Maribo bwa e na katotonga ingoan arana bwa e na ewenako. ni mwamwakuri ao ni marurung ao n tatauraoi n taai nako ibukin karekean te kabwaia nakon Kiribati. E rang taubobonga naba Maribo 61 ma ana bwai ni borau.

E kairaki neweabaan te kaibuke aei iroun te Minitita n te Botaki n Akawa ae Honorable Ribanataake Awira ma kaain ana tiim. E kabaaki te kaibuke aei i Tiaina ao e bwaibwai iai te tautaeka n Kiribati rinanon aia reitaki ma kambwana ao taan bwaibwai mai Tiaina.

Te Maribo bon teuana naba mai buakon ana kaibuke te tautaeka n Kiribati rinanon te Reitaki ni Karikirake ke te Joint Venture ae a waaki ngkai iaona te Botaki n akawa. Aio ana moani kaibuke n akawa Kiribati ae rang toamau raoi n iai naba ana erikota ibukin tarataraan te waru inanoni marawa ae bubura.

Kauringaan Bongin te Marurung n te Aonnaba 2025

BONGIN TE MARURUNG N TE AONNABA, 7 April 2025 – iroun T. Angiraoi

E a manga uki mataroan ana tabo ni mwakuri nako te tautaeka n te bong aei imwiin iniia ngkoananoa ibukin karinean te bong ni motirawa ibukin Bongin te Marurung n te Aonnaba.

E kakaraoaki ni katoa ririki kauringaan Bongin te Marurung n te Aonnaba n Eberi 7, are e katuuaki iai taekan te marurung ma katanoataan te marurung ibukia aomata ni kabane.

Bon te tai n noraki mwiin are e a tia ni karaoaki ibukin karikirakean te marurung, ao te tai naba ni kakorakora riki te motinnano ibukin te marurung ae e a kororaoi riki ibukin te tai ae na roko ibukia aomata nako ao kaain Kiribati.

​Te Botonniango ibukin Bongin te Marurung n te Aonnaba n te ririki aei 2025, e kangai "Moanakin te Maiu ae Marurung, te kantaninga ae raoiroi ibukin taai aika na roko." 

Te waaki n te ririki aei e boboto iaon karikirakean marurungiia tiina ao ataei aika tibwa bungiaki man kaumakaia tautaeka ao botaki ni marurung bwa a na kakorakorai riki aia waaki n totoko ao ni kamaunanakoa te mate irouia tiina ao ataei aika tibwa bungiaki, ao ni kamoanibwaia riki marurungiia aine ae na teimaan. ​

E waaki te botaki ni kuakua ni karaoa ana kauring n te ririki aei iaon te abamwakoro ae Butaritari, ao te kantaninga bwa e na manga karaoaki te kauring are n 2026 n te itera Maiaki.

Iaon Tarawa, ao e waaki ana Botaki ni Marurung te Aro ni Kaitibong ni botiia kaain te Ekaretia i Korobu ni bukamarua Bongin te Marurung n te Aonnaba ike a ikotaki kaain te aro iaon Korobu ni karaoa te takakaro n reitaki n reitaki ni kamarurung, ataei, ao ikawai.

E ira naba buakon te reitaki ni kamarurung aei te botaki ni kamarurung mai Nanikaai ae Nei Mum, n takakaro n aron te nete, te biri ao takakaro n te booro n aekaia nako.

Imwiin aei, ao e waaki te reitaki ni katawanou ni mwaneaban te aro i Korobu are a riki bwa irua iai aine man te Mum Group, ao ni katoongaki amwarake aika baeranti man kamarurung, ae akea iai te raiti, ao akea riki te mooi irarikin te ran, are e kaunga te mooi ran ao te kang amwarake aika kamarurung.

E taku te Director n te Botaki ni Marurung n te Aro ni Kaitibong ae Nei Teera Katarake bwa e rang kakukurei reitakin te waaki ni kamarurung n te ririki aei, ao riki noraia aine aika mwaiti ake a roko n reita te waaki ni kauring n te bong are ngkoananoa, ao riki ngkai bon aine aika taaketenaki n te Botonniango n te ririki aei ibukin marurungiia."

Te waaki ae karaoaki aei e aki ti kaota kakawakin te kakamwakuri ao te amwarake ae kamarurung, ma e kamatoa naba kakawakiia aine ibukin karikirakean te marurung iaon Kiribati.

"Adventists in Kiribati Joins the Global Celebration of World Health Day: 7 April 2025"

TARAWA, KIRIBATI, 7 April 2025 - Today, in observance of World Health Day, government offices across Kiribati are closed as the nation joins the global community in celebrating this important public holiday.

World Health Day, celebrated annually on April 7, highlights key health issues and promotes awareness around building healthier lives for all. It is a time for reflection on the progress made in health and wellness, as well as an opportunity to strengthen the commitment to a healthier future for every individual in Kiribati and beyond.

​The theme for World Health Day 2025 is "Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures." This year's campaign focuses on improving maternal and newborn health by urging governments and the health community to intensify efforts to eliminate preventable maternal and newborn deaths and to prioritize women's long-term health and well-being. ​

The Kiribati Adventist community came together in a vibrant celebration of World Health Day, organized by the Health Department of the Kiribati SDA Mission. The event featured a Church combine sports day at the Mission compound, where church members, including the Mum Fitness group from Nanikaai, engaged in a variety of fun and energetic activities like volleyball, head ball, and tunnel ball.

This was followed by a combined vegetarian lunch at the Korobu Church maneaba, where participants enjoyed healthy dishes, free from rice, and water was the only beverage served, emphasizing the importance of hydration and balanced nutrition. Mission Health Director,

Mrs. Teera Katarake, expressed her delight in the success of this year's health program, saying, "It was good to see many women joining our health celebration today, as women play a major role in this year's World Health Day theme, which focuses on their health and well-being." The event not only highlighted the significance of physical activity and healthy eating but also reinforced the central role women play in fostering a healthier, more vibrant community in Kiribati.

This year's observance marks the start of a year-long campaign dedicated to supporting healthy pregnancies, safe childbirth, and better postnatal care. The initiative emphasizes the importance of quality care for women and babies, aiming to ensure that every woman and baby not only survive but thrive. ​

The campaign also highlights the need to address issues such as access to skilled health providers, postnatal support, and comprehensive care that includes mental health services. Additionally, it calls for the implementation of family-friendly policies and the empowerment of women and girls to make informed decisions about their health. ​