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Tonga Parliament pays respect in remembrance of former MP, late Lord Fusitu’a
MEMBERS of the Legislative Assembly observed a one minute of silence yesterday in remembrance of the former Member of Parliament, late Lord Fusitu’a who passed away in Auckland at the weekend.
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Minister of Health takes oath in Parliament.
Hon. Dr. Siale ‘Akau’ola ne new Minister of Health took his oath as a Member of Parliament yesterday Monday 12th of February 13, 2024. The newest legislator swore his allegiance to perform his utmost best, obey the King and to abide by the Constitution for the good of Tonga.
‘AMANAKI KE HOKO ATU ‘A E NGAAHI FAKATAHA ‘A E FALE ALEA ‘I HE ‘AHO MONITE 12 FEPUELI
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