- up the TMC junta. Les Transformeurs,
alongside the
civil society group Wakit Tamma,
backed the protests,
which were
suppressed by the government, leading...
- Ivan
Wakit (born 10
April 1974) is a
Papua New
Guinean Olympic middle-distance
runner and hurdler. He
represented his
country in the men's 400 metres...
- of an
inclusive national dialogue. On 23
March the
opposition platform Wakit Tamma called for a
boycott of the
presidential election,
criticizing a “masquerade”...
- 400 m
Relay Samuel Bai, Ivan
Wakit, Amos Ali, and
Subul Babo Heat — 3:19.92 (→ did not advance) Men's 400m
Hurdles Ivan
Wakit Heat — 53.42s (→did not advance)...
- N'Djamena and Moundou, and were
primarily orchestrated by the
opposition group Wakit Tamma and Succès Masra,
leader of the Les
Transformateurs party. In response...
-
troops in the country.
These protests were
backed by
civil society group Wakit Tamma, who
accused the Deby
regime of
being backed by France. The protesters...
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bgara wagt,
wakit gaal
gamar ghawa jeddaam Camel nomads, SE Mesopotamia, NE
Arabian Peninsula [ɡ], occ. [d͡z] galb,
galub bgara wagt,
wakit gaal gamar...
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Badival Councilors Rex
Alwin G.
Aquisan Sario M.
Minas Roli
Francis L.
Wakit Orlan W.
Kelcho Roli
Nover L.
Baskial Ghislyn F. Lucio-Marave Rudy B. Alos...
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Councilors Adriano A.
Dodon Oscar B.
Campoy Esteban A.
Baccac Romeo M. Camlas, Jr.
Valdez A.
Duntogan Tony B.
Pagnas Pacito P.
Cadame Tony P.
Wakit, Sr....
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Amgaleyguey Primary School Amgaleyguey Amlimay Elementary School Amlimay Bacasen-
Wakit Primary School Sebang Bad-ayan
Elementary School Baculongan Sur
Bangao Elementary...
