Daru, Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea

Daru, Papua New Guinea carries 63 Bunkabop connections spanning 1483 other places and 19 topics. Music connections run through drummer Daru Jones, who collaborated with Black Milk and joined the rap-rock group th1rt3en with Pharoahe Monch. Government threads reach into Second French Empire politics, where a cabinet minister named Napoleon Daru resigned over a plebiscite dispute. The city's St. Louis de Montfort Co-Cathedral belongs to the Diocese of Daru-Kiunga, founded as an apostolic prefecture in 1957. India, the United States, and France share the most connections with Daru.