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Mahipaul, others resign from PNCR Congress Accreditation Committee

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
December 1, 2021
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Shadow Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Mr. Ganesh Mahipaul

Shadow Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Mr. Ganesh Mahipaul

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Less than 10 days before the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) holds its much anticipated 21st Biennial Congress, three members from its Accreditation Committee, including its Co-Chairman Ganesh Mahipaul, have reportedly resigned.
Village Voice News was reliably informed that the three members – Ganesh Mahipaul, Carol Joseph-Smith and Annette Ferguson – tendered their resignation earlier today (December 1) during a meeting of the Central Executive Committee (CEC). The reason behind their resignations remain unknown at the moment, however, a source close to the Executive Committee, said there was a heated debate about conflict of interest.
Due to the resignations, Co-Chairman of the Accreditation Committee, Mortimer Mingo remains the lone member.

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