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Na’e fakahoko hano faka’eke ‘eke ‘o e ‘Eiki Palemia ‘o Tonga ‘e he Makasini Ongongo ‘a e Forbes 'i he 'aho 21 Fepueli 2015 pea na’a ne me'a ai 'o fakaha ‘oku fiema’u ke ako ‘a e kakai Tonga kenau topono pe fiemalie pe he me’a ‘oku ma’u ‘ehe fonua ka e ‘ikai ke fakafalala ki he tokoni mai ‘a hotau kainga mei muli, ngaahi pa’anga tokoni ‘oku fakahoko ‘e he ngaahi pule’anga muli pehe ki he ngaahi kautaha tokoni fakavaha’a Pule’anga.
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ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL RESPONDS TO THE HON PRIME MINISTER REGARDING LORD TU’ILAKEPA CRIMINAL CASE
25 February 2015
After returning from official duties overseas yesterday, the Acting Attorney General and Director of Public Prosecutions, Mr .Aminiasi Kefu, has written today to the Hon Prime Minister, in response to the Hon Prime Minister’s letter to the Acting Attorney General, dated 13 February 2015.
Tonga is preparing to finally ratify the United Nations convention on eliminating all forms of discrimination against women but with conditions.
19 February 2015 The Hon Prime Minister wishes to announce that it has responded to a letter received on 19 January 2015 from the Public Service Association (PSA) regarding issues directly related to the public service.
Ms Mele 'Amanaki
Secretary General
Public Service Association
NUKU’ALOFA
Dear Ms 'Amanaki
“Upholding the Rule of Law and Sustainable Socio-Economic Development for Tonga"
Straight after the official meeting between the Honorable Prime Minister, Hon. Samuela 'Akilisi Pohiva, and the New Zealand Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hon. Murray McCully, on Monday the 16th of February 2015, they jointly faced the media for a press conference.
One of the most discussed issues today is a controversial letter from the Prime Minister of Tonga Hon. ‘Akilisi Pohiva to the Acting Attorney General ‘Aminiasi Kefu expressing his grave concerns over the role of the Acting Attorney General in the criminal case of Lord Tu‟ilakepa.
The new Governor of Tonga's Ha'apai island group says he will send a clear message to the Government when the Prime Minister visits today.
