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union split.
Joses Tuhanuku went on to lead the
Labour Party,
while Bartholomew Ulufa'alu led the
Solomon Islands Liberal Party.
Tuhanuku would be an MP for...
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Joses Tuhanuku (born 1
January 1952) is a
Solomon Islands politician and
former trade union leader. He
served three terms in
Parliament before losing his...
- 225 122,620 157,405 172,740 7
Rennell and
Bellona Province Tigoa ****het
Tuhanuku 671 2,377 3,041 4,100 8
Temotu Province Lata Clay
Forau 895 18,912 21,362...
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Francis Saemala)
Solomon Islands Labour Party (1988–,
founded by
Joses Tuhanuku)
National Front for
Progress (NFP, 1989–97,
founded by
Andrew Nori) Solomone...
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Party (NADEPA). Its founders,
Joses Tuhanuku and
Bartholomew Ulufa'alu, were
trade union leaders, with
Tuhanuku heading the
Solomon Islands General Workers'...
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Country Solomon
Islands Capital Tigoa Government • Premier Hon. ****het
Tuhanuku Area • Total 671 km2 (259 sq mi) Po****tion (2009 census) • Total 3...
- he
split with
fellow unionist Joses Tuhanuku and
formed the
Solomon Islands Liberal Party (in the meantime,
Tuhanuku and the
Solomon Islands Trade Union...
- 152,307 173,347 163,085 41.0 7
Rennell and
Bellona Province Tigoa ****het
Tuhanuku 671 2,377 3,041 4,091 4,465 6.1 8
Temotu Province Lata Clay
Forau Soalaoi...
- Kenilorea, then
Ezekiel Alebua Fourth (1989–1993)
Andrew Nori, then
Joses Tuhanuku West 'Are'are Rennell-Bellona
Solomon Mamaloni Fifth (1994–1997) Solomon...
- Belhaj,
World Bank;
Veronica L. Taylor,
Australian National University; Ali
Tuhanuku,
Consultant with
Solomon Islands'
Ministry of
Justice and
Legal Affairs...
