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  1. Papua New Guinea is preparing for national elections as its sub-national government system undergoes transformation.

Leaders in Papua New Guinea are called upon to better represent the people.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 16
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Leaders in Papua New Guinea are called upon to better represent the people.

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  1. PNG must renew its political and governance institutions.1 source
  2. Sworn in commissioners for Papua New Guinea's anti-corruption body, involving Bob Dadae.Sub-event
  3. Belden Namah leads an opposition party in Papua New Guinea that holds parliamentary seats.Sub-event
  4. James Marape emphasized the 'one person, one vote' principle in Papua New Guinea.Sub-event
  5. Issues of poor economic planning, deficit budgets, and lack of transparency are affecting the kina and PNG Power in Papua New Guinea.Sub-event
  6. Simon Sia, the Eastern Highlands Governor, is noted for his efforts in driving good governance in Papua New Guinea.Sub-event
  7. General call for better leadership representation in PNG.1 source

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