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PRIMARY TOPS TO BE ABOLISHED SAYS EDUCATION MINISTER

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Education Minister Priya Manickchand is sending a stern warning to contractors that they will no longer be able to move at a snail’s pace in completing school projects. Amel Griffith reports.

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