People's Unity Party (Papua New Guinea)
The People's Unity Party was a political party in Papua New Guinea.
Prior to the 1997 election, it was a junior coalition partner in the government of Julius Chan. The party was "demolished" at that election, losing four of its five seats, including leader and Minister for Home Affairs David Unagi, deputy leader Albert Karo, and MP Reuben Parua.[1][2] Karo had defected from the People's Democratic Movement in September 1995.[3] Its sole surviving MP after the 1997 election, Alfred Kaiabe (Komo-Magarima), became leader.[4]
Kaiabe crossed to the United Resources Party around 1999, and the party has not received media coverage since.[5]
References
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- ^ "Government in trouble in early poll results". Radio Australia. 24 June 1997.
- ^ "Opposition leader survives two attacks". The National. 25 June 1997.
- ^ "Further splits in PNG opposition party". Radio Australia. 4 September 1995.
- ^ "Opposition launches bid to oust premier". The National. 17 November 1998.
- ^ "United Resources Party says still with government". The National. 1 July 1999.
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