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Totofa ‘o Nuku’alofa: “Toko 7 Siutasi” Tau‘atāiná: Lavaki‘i ‘Enau Kakaí Filí Konga II

Fa‘utohi ‘a Sione Ake Mokofisi
Konga II

[Taukei sofisitiká (sophism; sophisticated; sophistication): “Faka‘uhinga‘i olopoto ka ko e kikihi loi mo e kākā, tautau-tefito ke taki hala‘i e kakaí ‘i he fe‘au‘auhi faka-politikalé, ko e fiema‘u mālohi pulé.” Na‘e tu‘usi ‘ehe pule‘anga fo‘oú‘a e kōlomu ni mei he pulusi faka‘osi ‘a e “Tonga Weekly” ‘a e pule‘angá, 23 Sānuali, 2015. Na‘e faka-fetongi‘aki ‘a e faka-tonuhia‘i ‘o e fili faka-fāmilí pē ‘ehe Pālemiá ‘a hono fohá ke ngāue ‘i he ‘Ōfisi ‘o e Palēmiá.]  
“Fahi-hoosi” Siokita ‘a e “Toko 7 Siutasí” Tau‘atāiná

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Supporter says "YO PM"

Please allow me to voice my humble opinion pertaining to the rhetoric with implications expressed by others in dehumanizing and demonizing the new Prime Minister’s choice in picking his son to be his personal assistant of all things. The end days must be fast approaching if this so-called political storm fueled by this minimal of actions has such a profound effect and impact on this new-found and sudden morally conscious psyche of our kingdom. I must say it is really quiet sad and much ado about nothing

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Tonga democracy allows "sophism" minority party rule

Tonga’s “de facto” new government of Prime Minister ‘Akilisi Pōhiva, who masterminded the hijacking of the majority ballots cast by voters on November 27, 2014 general elections, is basking delightfully in power today. Thanks to the local media’s adoration of this political “sophism” where they were too busy promoting Mr. Pōhiva and his PTOA party instead of vetting him and his cronies.

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Who Runs the Zoo: Good Governance Rhetoric in Tonga

Tongan journalist Pesi Fonua reported the “House [was] in an uproar” this January 21st, 2015, on hearing Tonga’s Premier ‘Akilisi Pohiva had hired his son as his personal assistant at the Prime Minister’s Office (Fonua, 2015). Lord Vaea was the challenger in parliament’s debating chamber, and rightly so, in a role that might be considered leader of an opposition of eight nobles’ representatives to the Pohiva led coalition.

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