Ben Micah

Micah attended the Papua New Guinea University of Technology, where he studied accountancy[1] and served as president of the National Union of Students.

[4] Micah chaired the Constitutional Law Reform Commission in 1996 and subsequently played a significant role in the reforming the provincial government system,[5] which was eventually abolished.

[7] In June 2014, Micah became leader of the People's Progress Party, taking over from Julius Chan.

[8][9] Micah was unseated by Ian Ling-Stuckey in the 2017 Papua New Guinean general election, losing his Kavieng Open Seat.

[12] After his career in politics ended, Micah was involved in promoting boxing.