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James Wango
James Wango, also known as James Ngwango, is a ni-Vanuatu politician.
A member of the People's Progress Party, of which he is the treasurer,〔("The political parties and groupings of Vanuatu" ), Pacific Institute of Public Policy, August 2008〕 he was elected to Parliament as MP for Ambae in the September 2008 general election, one of four MPs from the People's Progress Party.〔(Members of Parliament ), Parliament of Vanuatu〕〔("Members of the 9th Legislature of Parliament" ), ''Vanuatu Today''〕
In December 2010, Prime Minister Edward Natapei was ousted in a motion of no confidence, and PPP leader Sato Kilman replaced him. Kilman set up a coalition government, which did not include Wango,〔("New govt" ), ''Vanuatu Daily Post'', 7 December 2010〕 and the latter eventually defected to the Opposition.〔("Who will have the last laugh?" ), ''Vanuatu Daily Post'', 21 February 2011〕 In February 2011, as the Opposition prepared a motion of no confidence against Kilman's premiership, the Prime Minister secured his majority by offering Wango a position in Cabinet. Wango joined the government as Minister for Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Quarantine.〔("Reshuffle spares govt" ), ''Vanuatu Daily Post'', 21 February 2011〕
Kilman was eventually ousted in a vote of no confidence on 24 April 2011, however, and Wango lost his position in government. He recovered it three weeks later, on 13 May, when the Court of Appeal voided the election of Serge Vohor's new government on constitutional grounds, and the Kilman government was restored.〔("Vanuatu Court decision results in change of government" ), ABC Radio Australia, 13 May 2011〕 This lasted for only a month; on 15 June, the Kilman premiership was itself voided on constitutional grounds by the Supreme Court's Chief Justice Vincent Lunabek, and Wango lost office once more.
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