WMG urges it’s members to help expand our membership by sharing the principles of He Wakaputanga 1835, which protect sovereign rights. It contrasts the historical breach and current issues under British and globalist control with the vision of a free, fair society as per the original constitution. Members are encouraged to assert their rights and join the Wakaminenga Maori Government to secure a better future.
Leaders Summit 13 July Invitations were sent in May to He Wakaputanga rangatira and leaders to gather from all parts of the country for theRead More »Wakaminenga National Congress Gathering 13 and 14 July 2024.
The Wakaminenga Maori Government Supreme Te Kooti Wakanga Court of Justice recently set in motion proceedings for the second phase of prosecutions for intent toRead More »Judicial Proceedings
We celebrate the signing of our first peace treaty signed with the indigenous tribes of Germany known as Indigenes Volk Germaniten, the original indigenous authorityRead More »Peace Treaty Signed Between Wakaminenga Maori Government and ‘Indigenes Volk Germaniten’
Government of the People – by the People – for All the People When internationally recognised He Wakaputanga Declaration of Independence (DOI) was constituted inRead More »He Wakaputanga 1835 Wakaminenga Governance Decentralised Systems
Keep an eye out for these upcoming events… We have rescheduled the Wakaminenga Maori Government Business Conference to July to reduce costs of travel andRead More »Upcoming Events
Whilst this has been sold as the best way forward under the proposed New World Order & Agenda 30, we can assure you that itRead More »Central Banking Digital Currency
Can you make your $5 weekly Donation up to $10? Or add a little more to your current donation? Once again we are obliged toRead More »We need your help…
Restoring Focus on the hidden history for Kiwi Christians. A History of He Wakaputanga by Selwyn Stevens Downloadable for free with permission from the author.
This is the first report of Wakaminenga Maori Government (WMG) for 2024. Two weeks after the new year began, our annual hui symposium was held.Read More »Te Tau mo Te Mahinga 2024 – The Year for Action