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HARMON CONDEMNS MUSTAPHA’S RESPONSE

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On the sidelines of the 16th session of the 12th Parliament, on Thursday, Opposition Leader, Joseph Harmon, condemned several written responses to questions posed to government ministers, by APNU/AFC members of Parliament. More from Wendell Badrie

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