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Provision of houses for the indigent remains a priority — McKenzie

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THE provision of houses for the indigent remains a priority for the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, says Minister Desmond McKenzie. Speaking at a ceremony to welcome the new minister of state Homer Davis at the ministry on Tuesday, McKenzie said that work is far advanced on a number of projects for the indigent.

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