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Papua New Guinea Remembers Late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare

Summary by One Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea observed a public holiday yesterday, February 26, 2025, to honor the memory of its Founding Father and first Prime Minister, the Late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare. Prime Minister James Marape visited Wewak to pay his respects on the fourth anniversary of Sir Michael’s passing, recognizing his lasting influence on the nation’s history.With the day officially declared a public holiday, Marape described it as a moment for reflect…
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Papua New Guinea Remembers Late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare

Papua New Guinea observed a public holiday yesterday, February 26, 2025, to honor the memory of its Founding Father and first Prime Minister, the Late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare. Prime Minister James Marape visited Wewak to pay his respects on the fourth anniversary of Sir Michael’s passing, recognizing his lasting influence on the nation’s history.With the day officially declared a public holiday, Marape described it as a moment for reflect…

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One Papua New Guinea broke the news in on Wednesday, February 26, 2025.
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