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Jul 05, 2024 Letters
Dear Editor,
Much ado was made by the delayed formal ruling of a judge. Now several days, after being informed request for information on the sanctioned trio must be addressed to the DoJ, this is still to be done. Why the foot dragging on a very important matter?
One columnist sums up the flurry of actions taken as ‘cosmetic’ as, without information from the source, no investigations can be initiated to determine where the chips may fall and what appropriate disciplinary outcomes there might be.
From all appearances, it is perceived, the need to get the information is not being treated with urgency or instancy so critically and vitally important.
There just seems to be no hurry or energy on this matter several weeks on. In the meantime lives are on hold and integrities remain diminished.
Shamshun Mohamed
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