Dover Samuels

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Dover Samuels, a former Labour Government Minister and Te Tai Tokerau MP, has been honored as a companion of the King’s Service Order for his contributions to public service in New Zealand.

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United Kingdom: Dover Samuels shared his experiences of linguistic suppression in New Zealand schools as a Māori politician. 6

Ngugi Wa Thiong O Mohamed Aminatta Forna Lola Shoneyin Alain Mabanckou Binyavanga Wainaina Taiye Selasi Mukoma Wa Ngugi Thomas Babington Macaulay Sir Philip Mitchell Richard Henry Pratt Walter Rodney Pierre Foncin

The Guardian: Take away our language and we will forget who we are: Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o and the language of conquest | Ngugi wa Thiong'o

New Zealand: Dover Samuels is a former Labour Party minister honored in the King’s Birthday honours list. 7

Winston Peters Brooke Van Velden Craig Renney Michael Forbes Louise Upston Judith Collins Richard Chambers Gerry Brownlee Jim Bolger Joan Bolger David Seymour Helen Clark Phil Goff Tim Groser Steven Joyce Ruth Richardson Jacinda Ardern Donald Trump Chris Bishop Paul Goldsmith Tama Potaka Nicola Willis Simeon Brown

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: What ‘conflicting’ polls tell us; Brooke van Velden strikes again; sex scandal at the heart of the Beehive – Audrey Young

New Zealand: Dover Samuels was appointed a companion of the King’s Service Order. 7

Brendan Lindsay Mark Cooper Ewan Smith Ranjna Patel Alison Stewart Ruth Richardson Arthur Anae Andrews Henwood Suzy Cato Louise Wallace Jude Dobson Brian Kelly Suzanne Mcfadden Paul Spoonley Sophie Devine Tim Southee Murray Mexted Portia Woodman Wickliffe Sarah Walker Chris Longhurst Tyrone Marks Cherie Howie

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: King’s Birthday Honours 2025: Six new dames and knights among almost 190 recognised nationally