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- NATIONNEWS.COM - A la Une - 17/Aug 19:23
PM to address nation Sunday night
Government will make immediate amendments to the controversial exception clause in the Interception Of Communications Bill, 2025 which was passed in the House of Assembly last week, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley revealed in a press release issued yesterday. On the eve of her national address scheduled to be broadcast tonight, Mottley said the move was […] The post PM to address nation Sunday night appeared first on nationnews.com.
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