A Taste of China's Rich History and Culture and It's Modernization...

The Director of Kiribati Hope Media, Tarataake Angiraoi, has returned from a ten-day seminar in China, joining 22 other media leaders from across the globe in a journey that explored China’s modernization and international media cooperation.

The Seminar for Media Leaders, held from April 20th to 29th, took delegates across Chongqing, Shanxi Province, and Beijing, combining cultural heritage, innovation, and dialogue.

In Chongqing, the group witnessed urban development projects, smart transit systems, and revolutionary history—topped off with a dazzling drone show. In Shanxi, they toured factories, ancient temples, and even visited Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River.

The seminar concluded in Beijing, where delegates engaged in global media dialogue, explored academic institutions like Tsinghua University, and toured the Palace Museum and Liangma River district.

Mr. Angiraoi described the experience as a powerful opportunity to share Pacific perspectives and build lasting global partnerships in media.

Thursday, May 8, Kiribati Hope will begin airing episodes of a complete 10-day Seminar trip for Media Leaders in China on Hope Radio, Facebook Live Page "Adventist Hope" and on YouTube at Kiribati Hope Channel @hopeyoutube7382.

Okira Tarawa te Taairekita n Kiribati Hope Media man te China Media Leaders Seminar

E okira Tarawa n te wiikente ae nako Tarataake Angiraoi, te Director n Kiribati Hope Media, imwiin irakin te Maroro Ibukia Mataniwi ni Kanakobwana ma Karekerongorongo are karaoaki iaon mwakoron Tiaina aika Chongqin, Xanxin, ao Beijing.

Te Maroro arei are e ikotiia 23 taan tei man botaki ni Karekerongorongo mai Eurobe, Aberika, Atia, ao Tebetebeke, e boboto iaon ana waaki ni Karikirake Tiaina ni Kabooua Aon Tiaina—are moanaki man ana Burawinti ae Chongqin.

E rekereke naba n aio kakawakin te waaki iaon kakorakoraan te reitaki irouia botaki ni Karekerongorongo n te aonnaba.

E taku te Taairekita n Kiribati Hope Media ae Tarataake Angiraoi bwa e reke aia tai taan tei n nora raoi aron rikiraken Tiaina are moamoa iai taraakin maiuraoia ana botannaomata, ao n anga naba aia taratara ni kabotau ma are a noria n aia tabo nako.

E reke naba aia tai n nori taabo aika rang kakawaki n rekereke ma katein ma rongorongon Tiaina ae 5,000 te ririki manna, ao aroni kateimatoaaia ma karikirakeaia, bwa a na ira buakon te rikirake ae booureirei.

A mwaiti bwaai aika a reiakin inanon ana rikirake Tiaina n ikotaki ma aaro ni kareke-rongorongo ma kanakorongorongo aika boou ni kabonganaan rabakau aika boou n aron te Artificial Intelligence ke te AI.

E anga ana kakaitau ae bati Tarataake nakon te tautaeka n Tiaina ibukin ana boutoka nakon Kiribati Hope Media n iteran te reirei ma te kataneiai iaon Tiaina n ikotaki ma te Maroro irouia Mataniwi man Botaki ni Karekerongorongo ae e a tibwa tia aei.

Ao tiaki ti ngaia ma e anga naba ana kakaitau Taairekita nakon Tiaina ibukin ana ibuobuoki naba are e a tia naba n anga ibukin boutokaan katean ana terewition ae boou Kiribati Hope Media ae iaoni kawaina n tia…/////

Kiribati Fishing Vessel, Maribo 61 Donated its First Catch to Hospital Patients

NAWEREWERE, TARAWA - April 18, 2025

The Ministry of Fisheries has donated the first catch by its fishing vessel, Maribo 61 to patients at the Nawerewere Hospital.

A report from the Ministry has said that the packaged tuna flake donation was officially handed over today by the Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Resources, Honourable Ribanataake Tiwau to Health Minister, Honourable Michael Booti Nauan.

The event was witnessed by secretaries from the two ministries including Mr. Li, a representative from the Chinese fishing firms.

Minister Nauan expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the generous contribution, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on patient care.

The Government of Kiribati also acknowledged and thanked the joint venture companies involved—particularly the Chinese shareholders—for their continued support of this collaborative initiative, which brings mutual benefits to both nations and their citizens.