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GOV’T BLAMES OPPOSITION FOR MINIMAL INCREASE IN PENSION

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Government says it would have been able to do much more for pensioners and spend larger sums in various sectors next year but because of the messy financial state of certain entities it inherited from the PPP/C administration this isn’t possible.

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