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The baccoo speaks

Jun 30, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks

The police are going to solve an old case, thanks largely to the equipment recently acquired for the forensic laboratory. They had been keeping samples over the years. That record keeping will bear fruit. A man who is prominent in public life will be brought to book.
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The oil companies have been under attack for their relative lack of contribution to the system of local content. They are going to launch a media blitz to nullify the attack but more questions will arise.
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A household will be victims of a break-in. Initially, the blame would fall on a vagrant in the area. However, closer inspection will reveal that the perpetrator will be someone closely related to the household.

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