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Johnson Happy Contractors Being Paid
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Richard Johnson said he is happy that contractors are receiving monies owed to them, many of them having been paid in the last three weeks.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Richard Johnson said he is happy that contractors are receiving monies owed to them, many of them having been paid in the last three weeks.
For a few weeks, Johnson led a group of protestors in front of the Office of The Prime Minister protesting over monies which they said were owed to them by The Bahamas Public Parks and Public Beaches Authority.
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