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Manning: Govt not punishing people

Published on: Thursday 28 April 2022

ANY notion that the Government’s fuel price increases were meant as a punitive measure against the population has been dismissed by Minister in the Ministry of Finance Brian Manning.This followed

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Manning: Govt not punishing people