A higher election turnout expected
UNLIKE PREVIOUS polls where voter apathy was the accepted norm, there is now evidence to suggest that the June 19 Local Government elections could have an unusually high turnout.

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Backbenchers speak out
WITH NEARLY a third of the 60 Members of Parliament (MPs) being first-timers, the majority naturally end up on the back benches of Parliament.

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WI end Aussies' unbeaten run
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, (Reuters): WEST INDIES ended Australia's 21-match unbeaten run in one-day internationals on Sunday with a 39-run victory in the fifth of seven matches.

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Good news for education
EVER SINCE Michael Lee-Chin's multi-million dollar Canadian company, AIC, acquired National Commercial Bank (NCB)...

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THE EDITOR, Sir: COMING HOME for those who live in a foreign country, means the realisation of something that has tugged at the core of your being ever since you left HOME.

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