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“2023 CAPITAL BUDGET MUST BE SPENT WITH STRICT FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT – NORTON

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With over $387 billion in capital expenditure for 2023, Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton has called on the government to implement measures to minimize corruption and financial mismanagement. Shemar Alleyne tells us more.

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