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Jun 11, 2017 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
There will be another bit of excitement when a crime unit announces more charges for some people already before the court. The charges would make for interesting reading, because people had been talking even during the tenure of the previous administration.
Again there would be talk of political harassment, but people know that the charges are just.
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The rains are creating havoc in some hinterland communities. That is not news. What is going to make the news is the fact that two people would drown. They will be unable to differentiate river from land. Once more the government would be hard pressed to respond in a timely manner, because aircraft simply cannot land.
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A missing person is going to be found in a most unlikely place, the hinterland. This would be a case of human trafficking, but the police would be hard pressed to arrest anyone.
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