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Jan 24, 2016 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks

The road fatalities are coming again. Two of them were caused by recklessness. There will be another this week as a pedestrian will be the victim. The drive is on to keep these down but there are always people who ignore the tenets of road safety.
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The political scene is interesting. The police would again be called in to investigate a public servant. The irregularities seem to be many and these are being uncovered, albeit slowly.
Once more, though, there will be talk of witch-hunting.
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Another day and another robbery. This time the bandits would seek to target a business place in the eastern part of the city. The police would respond but sometimes luck is always with the reckless. Two will escape.

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