Bwanin te Kataneiai n Reirei Iranikai ni Kamanomano nakoia Bureitiman

BETIO TARAWA - Kiribati Police Service

E kanikinaeaki banen te kataneiai n reirei nakoia bureitiman iaon kabonganaan iranikai ni kamanomano inanon tain te kanganga n aia mwakuri are rekereke ma kabonganaan te koin ma bwaai ni kabaebai ma te angabeebwa.

E kairaki te kataneiai aio iroun te Australian Federal Police man Maati

31 Ni karokoa Eberi 11, 2025. E rang kakawaki te kataneiai aei nakon te Botaki ni Bureitiman iaon Kiribati ibukin tararuaakin te rau ao kamanoaia bureitiman inanon aia tai ni mwakuri.

Iai te kantaninga bwa e na iai riki rakan te tamaroa ao te rikirake n aia mwakuri bureitiman imwiin irakin te kataneiai aio irouia bureitiman ibukin tararuaakin te rau ao ai bon irakin nanon kainibaaire ma tuua irouia te botannaomata.

E anga ana kaaitau te Botaki ni Bureitiman nakon te Australian Federal Police inanon tain te Angabeebwa ao ni katerea nanona ni kan reita nako riki te reitaki ibukin te reirei n aron aei nakon taai aika na roko ibukin buokan kamatoaan te tua ae tamaroa nakoia te botannaomata iaon Kiribati.

Kiribati Police Service Honours AFP Support in Operational Safety Training

The Kiribati Police Service (KPS) extends its sincere gratitude to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) for their vital support in delivering a comprehensive Operational Safety Training Program, which focused on Defensive Tactics, Batons, and Handcuffs Instructor certification.

This intensive training, held from March 31 to April 11, 2025, equipped KPS officers with essential skills to enhance public safety and improve operational effectiveness in the field. The program marks a significant step forward in the professional development of our officers and our broader commitment to excellence in law enforcement.

The training concluded with a formal certificate presentation ceremony, recognizing each officer’s successful completion of the program. These certificates symbolized not only individual achievement but also a collective dedication to maintaining high standards in policing across Kiribati.

A special highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of operational safety tools, including a range of batons and handcuffs, generously donated by the AFP. This equipment will significantly enhance the ability of KPS officers to carry out their duties safely and effectively, reflecting our shared commitment to community protection.

To celebrate this milestone and honour the partnership between KPS and the AFP, a celebratory feast was held. The gathering fostered camaraderie among participants and reaffirmed our shared mission of building safer, more resilient communities.

The Kiribati Police Service looks forward to continuing this valuable collaboration with the AFP in future initiatives, as we work together to strengthen law enforcement capacity across the region.

Waaki Unikakin te Ane (Corals) iroun te Botaki n Akawa

E A TIA NI WAKINAKI UNIKAKIN te ane ke te corals are kairaki iroun te Minita n te Botaki N akawa ae Honorable Ribanataake Tiwau ma te tiim ae kainaki irouia kaain te World Bank, taani mwakuri n te Botaki n Akawa.

Aio bon te moan tai ni karaoaki iai unikakin te ane inanon teuana te kaora n naman Tarawa. E rimwiiaki te waaki n ununiki aio ma te bootaki ae uarereke n mwaakena naba iai moan mwakurian te waaki aio ae na kateimatoaaki nakon boong rake aikai.

N ana maroro n katekeraoi Te Minita, ao e katerea ae tenaan ane ke corals bon ai aron arokan taari ao e nang mwaiti bonganana nakon kateimatoaan mataniwiin te aba, karekean te maeu, karekean te kareke tainti man kaubwain taari ao a mwaiti riki.

E kantaningaaki bwa e na kabuburaki te waaki aio nakon taabo riki tabeua ake a kakoauaaki bwa a rootaki rakaina e aonga n mwaiti ao n teimatoa te mari i taari.

E kaungaia ana rabwata nako te Tautaeka, NGOs ao bon naake a tangiria n kan buoka te waaki aio n anga baia nakon te manga ununiki are imwiina.