Emlain Kabua

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Emlain Kabua was the First Lady of the Marshall Islands and a prominent figure in the nation’s early post-independence political and social life.

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Emlain Kabua canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Lady
human
associatedWith Office of the President of the Marshall Islands
government of the Marshall Islands
independence era of the Marshall Islands
continent Oceania
country Marshall Islands
countryOfCitizenship Marshall Islands
ethnicGroup Marshallese
familyName Kabua
fieldOfWork political life of the Marshall Islands
public service
social affairs
givenName Emlain
hasHonorificTitle First Lady
hasRole political spouse
public figure
social leader
languageSpoken English
Marshallese
notableFor role in early post-independence political life of the Marshall Islands
role in early post-independence social life of the Marshall Islands
notableRole First Lady of the Marshall Islands
participatedIn early post-independence nation-building of the Marshall Islands
partOf Kabua family
placeOfActivity Majuro
positionHeld First Lady of the Marshall Islands
region Micronesia
relative Amata Kabua
residence Marshall Islands
sexOrGender female
spouse Amata Kabua

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Amata Kabua spouse Emlain Kabua
Amata Kabua spouse Emlain Kabua
subject linked to: Amata