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2019 in Papua New Guinea
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Events in the year
2019 in Papua New Guinea
.
Incumbents
Monarch
:
Elizabeth II
Governor-General
:
Bob Dadae
Prime Minister
:
Peter O'Neill
Provincial Governors
Central
:
Robert Agarobe
Chimbu
:
Micheal Dua Bogai
East New Britain
:
Nakikus Konga
East Sepik
:
Allan Bird
Enga
:
Peter Ipatas
Gulf
:
Chris Haiveta
Hela
:
Philip Undialu
Jikawa
:
William Tongamp
Madang
:
Peter Yama
Manus
:
Charlie Benjamin
Milne Bay
:
Sir John Luke Crittin, KBE
Morobe
:
Ginson Saonu
New Ireland
:
Julius Chan
Oro
:
Gary Juffa
Sandaun
:
Tony Wouwou
Southern Highlands
:
William Powl
West New Britain
:
Sasindran Muthuvel
Western
:
Taboi Awe Yoto
Western Highlands
:
Paias Wingti
Events
23 November to 7 December – The non-binding
2019 Bougainvillean independence referendum
showed that more than 98% of valid ballots cast were in favor of independence.
[
1
]
[
2
]
6 December – The inauguration of
Port Moresby Power Station
.
Deaths
12 January –
Christian Conrad Blouin
, Roman Catholic prelate, Bishop of
Lae
(b. 1941).
[
3
]
11 December –
Albert Toro
, actor, director and politician.
[
4
]
References
^
"Bougainville independence vote delivers emphatic demand to become world's newest nation"
.
edition.cnn.com
. 11 December 2019
. Retrieved
3 January
2020
.
^
"Polls close in Bougainville referendum on independence from PNG"
.
aljazeera.com
. Retrieved
3 January
2020
.
^
"Bishop Christian Conrad Blouin"
.
catholic-hierarchy.org
. Retrieved
13 January
2019
.
^
"Leading Bougainville MP, actor, film-maker has died"
.
rnz.co.nz
. 20 December 2019
. Retrieved
3 January
2020
.
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