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Taberannang “Peter”
Timeon is an I-Kiribati politician,
member of the
Maneaba ni
Maungatabu (parliament) for
Tabiteuea North (last
elected 2020). Until...
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Tawita Temoku –
Minister of Line and
Phoenix Islands Development Hon
Taberannang Timeon –
Minister of
Fisheries and
Marine Resources Development Hon Dr...
- Press. pp. 259–260. ISBN 978-0-7137-1525-5. Robie, David; Korauaba,
Taberannang.
Media and the
politics of
climate change in Kiribati: A case
study on...
- part in the
February 2003
Presidential Election, as his
party selected Taberannang Timeon to
stand in his place. Tito was re-elected.
Shortly thereafter...
- 2013, two
ministers -Communications,
transport and
tourism Minister Taberannang Timeon and
Public works and
energy Minister Kirabuke Teiaua- resigned...
- It
selected Teburoro Tito,
Tewareka Tentoa,
Roniti Teiwaki, and
Peter Taberannang Timeon.
Teiwaki and
Timeon defected to the
opposition prior to the election...
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mythology of our ancestors." In
February 2003, Tito was re-elected over
Taberannang Timeon by 547 votes. A
major election issue was the
Chinese satellite...
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Candidate First round Second round Notes Votes %
Votes %
Taberannang Timeon* 1,084 59.17 —
Elected Tarakabu Martin Tofinga* 814 44.43 958 52.44 Elected...
- is a
government ministry of Kiribati,
headquartered in
South Tarawa.
Taberannang Timeon (2007–2011)
Tetabo Nakara (2016–2020)
Ribanataake Tiwau (2020–)...
- (1979–1982) for Trade,
Industry and
Labour Ioteba Redfern (2003–2007)
Taberannang Timeon (2007–2013)
Tananei Marea (2016–2018)
Atarake Nataara (2016–2020)...
