Chief Secretary Orville London has revealed an initiative which he called a new round of reporting.
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CSEC Mathematics Grades Drop while CAPE Improves
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TNA Secretary: shortage of netball officials on the island
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Accident victim succumbs to injuries
One man is dead after he succumbed to injuries sustained in a motor vehicular accident in Hope on Saturday morning. Channel Five News spoke to Inspector Stephenson Mark of the Scarborough Police at the scene of the accident at Belmont Road – Hope.