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Not a progressive step 

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
September 1, 2020
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The (re)appointment of a one time CEO of the water utility company is not a progressive step for the company. Is the administration rehashing pre-2015 appointments for some positions?

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I agree and support the reverting of the curfew period to 18 00 to 06 00 H daily effective September 1. Now that is a step worthy of my support

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Shamshun Mohamed

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