E a tia TIAINA n anga $100,000 n Ikotaki ma Bwaai Ibukin Bukamaruaan Ana Inaomata Kiribati

Bairiki, Tarawa – Kauabong, 8 Tuurai 2025

E a tia Tiaina n anga 100,000 te taaraa te mwane n Aotiteria ibukin boutokaan Ana Ka-46 n Inaomata Kiribati, ao ni kamatoa riki ana reitaki n iraorao ae reitinako ma Kiribati.

E raonaki te anganano aio n 2,300 Karinano, 1,800 te kai-ni-ngongo, 1,800 bwaatoro ibukin te maninnara, 180 rerio, 135 taian Bluetooth speakers, 90 te solar power banks, ao 50 te bwara.

E anga ana anganano aio Tiaina n Tuurai 7 n ana Aobiti Ana Tia Tei Tiaina i Bairiki, are e a iraki iroun Counsellor Zhao Jian ao te Tia Koroboki Man Ana Aobiti te Beretitenti ae Beretitenti ae Tebwaatoki Taawetia.

E kaota nanona ni kukurei Tiaina ni buoka Kiribati n ana bukamaru n te ririki aei iaon Kiribati ni kabuta, are e a kaota naba ana motinnano Tiaina ibukin kakorakoraan ana reitaki ma Kiribati ao boutokaan te rikirake.

Moanaki n te Bong aei te Moanibong ni Motirawa Ibukin Bukamaruaan Ana Kabwi-ma-Onoua n I-Naomata Kiribati.

Bairiki, Tarawa – Kanimabong, 11 Tuurai 2025E moana ana Ka-46 n Ririki n Inaomata Kiribati n te bong aei, ma inin ana aobiti nako te tautaeka iaon Kiribati.

Kanoan te bong aio ae kakaongora bon te Ikotaki n Taromauri irouia Aaro ni mwaneaban te Katorika ae Santo Iotebwa i Teaoraereke.

E koningning nanon te mwaneaba irouia irua ma Kiritian man aaro nako iaon Tarawa.

E waaki te taromauri man te aoa tebwiina n te ingabong aei are e a kauka naba kanoan te Kainaomata e kakawaki ibukin Kiribati.

Te Ikotaki n Taromauri bon mwakoron te Motirawa ae ia Bong Aaro, are e a tia ni kakaraoaki ni katoa inaomata.

Kanoan te kainaomata aei ae kakamataku bon te Kabotikiraoi, te Kaunrabwata, Kauaia-waa ao a bati riki.

Tiiku ma ngaira ibukin reitan te rongorongo iaon A  na Kabwi-ma-Onoua n Inaomata Kiribati n te wiiki aei.

Kiribati Begins 46th Independence Celebrations Today

Bairiki, Tarawa – Tuesday, 8 July 2025Kiribati officially begins its 46th Independence Anniversary celebrations today, with all government offices nationwide closed for the first of the national holidays.

A major highlight is the combined Interfaith Service taking place at the Catholic Santo Iotebwa Mwaneaba in Teaoraereke, where hundreds of Christians from across denominations are gathering.

The service is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m., setting a spiritual foundation for the week’s events.

The Interfaith gathering is part of Gospel Day, a long-standing tradition that opens Independence Week with national prayer and thanksgiving.

In the coming days, citizens can expect a full calendar of cultural showcases, sporting competitions, and community celebrations as the nation honors 46 years of independence since 1979.