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Why BBC Selected Tabitha Sarabo-Halley and Ashni Singh

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March 11, 2026
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So, the BBC interviewed Ms Tabitha Sarabo-Halley and Dr Ashni Singh to discuss the question of oil and gas. How they arrived at these two names of course is another matter, however if they are serious, they should widen their scope to oil, gas and gold, and secondly to name technically competent persons, Dr Vincent Adams and Kenrick Hunte, and two persons from the political arena, former president Donald Ramotar, and former Prime Minister Hamilton Green. To use the language of a certain gentleman, the above quartet are not light-weights.

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