OHA unveils new executive team
Office of Hawaiian Affairs CEO Kamana'opono Crabbe has officially announced his senior executive team, which includes two new faces and a couple of promotions from within the organization.
OHA to transition mill operations
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs announced today that its non-profit subsidiary, Hi‘ipoi, LLC, will transition ownership and management of Makaweli Poi Mill to a Kaua‘i community organization.
OHA Board of Trustees to Hold Two Meetings on Kaua‘i
Native Hawaiians on Kaua‘i will get an opportunity to provide feedback to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) at a community forum as well as a regular Board of Trustees meeting.
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Governor signs bill to transfer land valued at $200 million to OHA
Governor Neil Abercrombie made history today by signing into law a bill that transfers 10 land parcels in Kakaʻako Makai to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) in order to settle ceded land revenue claims that date back to 1978.
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OHA temporarily halts popular loan program
HONOLULU (June 28, 2012) – The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is suspending a debt-consolidation loan program over concerns about its inability to keep pace with demand from borrowers.
The suspension takes effect July 1, when up to $25,000 will temporarily not be available to Native Hawaiian consumers burdened with debt and interested in applying for a debt-consolidation loan to lower their monthly payments.
More than $8.5 million in debt-consolidation loans have been borrowed from OHA since the organization began offering the service in May 2011 as part of the Malama Loan Program, which has benefited Native Hawaiians seeking
The suspension takes effect July 1, when up to $25,000 will temporarily not be available to Native Hawaiian consumers burdened with debt and interested in applying for a debt-consolidation loan to lower their monthly payments.
More than $8.5 million in debt-consolidation loans have been borrowed from OHA since the organization began offering the service in May 2011 as part of the Malama Loan Program, which has benefited Native Hawaiians seeking
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