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CHANGES LOOM IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS

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The Government has pledged to liberalize the telecommunications sector, according to head of the presidential secretariat, Joseph Harmon, this sector really needs to move forward in order to boost information technology here. Royden James reports.

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