USVI/PR Health Alert: Clorox Puerto Rico recalled about 6.3 million bottles of scented Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands after possible contamination with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, with serious risk flagged for people with weakened immune systems or medical devices. BVI/VI Border Compliance: CBP’s San Juan Field Office reminded small-vessel operators in Puerto Rico and the USVI that arrival reporting is mandatory, using the ROAM mobile app to route trips to a port of entry for inspection when required. VI Climate Funding: Deputy Premier Julian Fraser launched the first call for proposals under the Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund, with $1 million available for community resilience projects and a focus on moving from policy to implementation. Road Safety in Tortola: The RDA raised concerns that DeCastro Street sidewalk slabs are being lifted by tree roots, saying temporary fixes won’t solve the hazard, and outlined plans for wider, ADA-compliant sidewalks with work targeted for September. BVI Financial Sector Training: The BVI Financial Services Commission launched the FSC Robert A. Mathavious Scholarship Grant, offering up to $5,000 for three applicants each year for approved professional development at H. Lavity Stoutt Community College’s financial services institute. Cybersecurity Spillover: Thomson Reuters’ C-Track breach reportedly exposed sensitive court records across multiple U.S. states and the USVI, including Social Security numbers and medical/insurance information.
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Maritime Compliance: U.S. Customs and Border Protection in San Juan is reminding boaters in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands that mandatory arrival reporting is required, with the ROAM mobile app used to submit vessel and passenger details and, when needed, direct crews to a CBP port for in-person inspection. Road Safety & Accessibility: In Road Town, Tortola, the Virgin Islands Recovery and Development Agency says tree roots have lifted DeCastro Street sidewalk slabs, creating trip hazards and blocking wheelchair access, and it’s moving to wider, ADA-compliant repairs after temporary fixes failed. Climate Funding for VI Communities: Deputy Premier Julian Fraser launched the first call for proposals under the Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund, with about $1 million available in this window for community resilience—$900,000 for major projects and $100,000 for capacity-building. BVI Financial Sector Training: The BVI Financial Services Commission has launched the Robert A. Mathavious Scholarship Grant, offering up to $5,000 for three applicants annually to pursue short courses and professional development at H. Lavity Stoutt Community College’s Robert Mathavious Institute for Financial Services. Public Guidance on Pennies: The U.S. Virgin Islands DLCA says pennies remain legal tender and businesses can’t use the one-cent coin shortage to justify refusing cash or routinely rounding up, urging fair, consistent cash-rounding only when exact change isn’t available. Health Recall in the VI: Clorox is recalling about 6.3 million bottles of scented Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands due to possible bacteria contamination, with higher risk flagged for people with weakened immune systems or medical devices.
Cocaine Bust in Trinidad Ties to BVI: A BVI businessman was arrested after police seized about 416.5kg of cocaine worth TT$193.5 million in Longdenville, with two Saint Lucians also detained; authorities say the drugs were hidden in backhoe tyres during an intelligence-led operation. USVI Cash Rules: The DLCA reminded Virgin Islands businesses that pennies remain legal tender even after the U.S. Mint stopped producing them, warning against routine rounding up and stressing customers must still be offered required cash and card options. Bacteria Cleaner Recall (USVI/Puerto Rico): Clorox recalled 6.3 million bottles of scented Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands due to possible Pseudomonas aeruginosa contamination, urging extra caution for people with weakened immune systems or medical devices. BVI Financial Sector Training: The BVI Financial Services Commission launched the Robert A. Mathavious Scholarship Grant, offering up to US$5,000 for three applicants annually to pursue approved professional development at H. Lavity Stoutt Community College’s Robert Mathavious Institute. BVIHSA Leadership: The new CEO takes charge at BVIHSA, with Gordon Frame named as incoming head. Water Woes in BVI: Pastor Claude O. Skelton-Cline renewed criticism over VI water issues, arguing past contract decisions and plant capacity problems are at the heart of the current crisis. Climate Research Link to the VI: UT researchers are studying Puerto Rico’s climate resilience through CCAN, including work with researchers from the Virgin Islands and the U.S. on landslides, reservoirs, and agriculture impacts.
Product Safety: Clorox is recalling about 6.3 million bottles of scented Mistolin Dilutable Cleaners and Lestoil Heavy Duty Multi-Purpose Cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands after reports they may contain bacteria, including Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can cause serious infections for people with weakened immune systems or medical devices. BVI Crime & Enforcement: A 42-year-old BVI businessman was arrested in Trinidad and Tobago after police seized about 416.5kg of cocaine valued at TT$193.5 million, with two Saint Lucians also detained. Local Governance & Tourism: Territorial At-Large Rep Stacy Mather says Virgin Islanders’ beach access at The Baths and Devil’s Bay must not be bargained away, pushing back on proposed cruise-reserved access that would restrict public entry for a few hours on select mornings. Finance & Regulation (BVI): DWF Labs says it received BVI FSC approval as a Virtual Asset Service Provider, expanding its regulated digital asset trading and market-making footprint. Climate Funding (VI): The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund opens its first grant call for community resilience and capacity-building projects, with applications starting Sept. 3. Cybersecurity: Thomson Reuters disclosed a breach of its C-Track court case management system that exposed sensitive court records, including in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
BVI Water Access Fight: Territorial At-Large Rep Stacy Mather pushed back hard on proposed reserved access at The Baths, saying beach access “must not be bargained away” even as the National Parks Trust seeks cruise funding. BVI Finance & Compliance: DWF Labs won BVI FSC approval as a Virtual Asset Service Provider, expanding regulated digital-asset exchange and market-making services from Tortola. Cybersecurity: Thomson Reuters disclosed a C-Track court system breach that exposed sensitive court data across multiple U.S. states, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Ontario, with monitoring offered to affected people. Public Health Recall: Clorox recalled 6.3 million bottles of Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands due to possible bacterial contamination. Local Governance & Water Woes: Pastor Claude Skelton-Cline renewed criticism of the water contract and past government decisions, arguing the territory pays $1.2 million monthly for water not produced or needed. Climate Funding: The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund opened its first grant call for community resilience and capacity-building projects starting Sept. 3.
BVI Healthcare Leadership: Gordon Frame officially took over as CEO of the BVI Health Services Authority on Sept. 1, ending a long search and pledging stronger relationships, better quality care, and sustainable improvements. The Baths Access Fight: Territorial At-Large Rep. Stacy Mather pushed back hard on proposed reserved access at The Baths, saying Virgin Islanders’ beach rights shouldn’t be bargained away even as conservation funding is sought. Climate Funding Opens: The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund launched its first grant call for community resilience and capacity-building, with applications opening Sept. 3 after territory-wide consultations. Water Woes Debate: Pastor Claude Skelton-Cline renewed criticism of the BVI’s water contract, arguing past decisions and current production shortfalls are driving the crisis. Financial Crime Pressure on BVI: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. will target IRGC-linked offshore accounts, including in the British Virgin Islands, and freeze assets tied to trust companies. Cybersecurity Spillover: Thomson Reuters disclosed a C-Track breach that exposed sensitive court records, including the U.S. Virgin Islands, after unauthorized access months earlier. Community Support: Carey Olsen (BVI) L.P. backed five local charities via its Festival Giving Initiative, plus additional support for BVI Optimum Skydancers. Public Safety Recall: Clorox recalled 6.3 million bottles of certain cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands due to possible bacterial contamination.
Cybersecurity: Thomson Reuters says an unauthorized party accessed backup data in its C-Track system, affecting court systems in multiple U.S. states including the U.S. Virgin Islands and Canada; some records may include personal details like names, DOBs, driver’s license numbers, and in some cases health or financial info, with free credit monitoring offered. BVI Health Leadership: Gordon Frame officially took over as CEO of the BVI Health Services Authority on Sept. 1, tasked with strengthening quality care and sustainable improvements. Trade Relief Backlash (BVI): The BVI Chamber of Commerce says temporary import duty relief ending Sept. 1 will raise costs for businesses and consumers, while government revenue may rise because of how taxable values are calculated. Public Access Fight (The Baths): Virgin Gorda resident Shereen Flax-Charles urged people to oppose proposed restrictions on access to The Baths, calling it a sellout to private interests. Iran Sanctions With BVI in the spotlight: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says new Iran bank sanctions are coming, and warned the U.S. knows of IRGC-linked accounts held in trust companies in the British Virgin Islands, promising asset freezes. Local Appointments (BVI): Lyndon A. Hodge is reported appointed Director of the Water and Sewerage Department as the territory’s water and sewerage functions are reshaped.
BVI Healthcare Leadership: Gordon Frame officially took over as CEO of the BVI Health Services Authority on Sept. 1, ending a long search and promising stronger relationships and better patient outcomes. BVI Governance & Costs: The BVI Chamber of Commerce says prices will rise after temporary duty relief ends Aug. 31, warning businesses will pay more once stock is replaced. BVI Politics: NDP leader Marlon Penn says an NDP government would bring “competent planning and hope,” criticizing haphazard development and promising a needs assessment first. Virgin Gorda Tourism Fight: Sharon P. Flax-Brutus urged residents to oppose plans that would restrict public access to The Baths, calling it a dangerous precedent and questioning the government’s budget. Water & Sewerage Changes: Former Flow executive Lyndon A. Hodge was appointed Director of the Water and Sewerage Department as the utility structure shifts. USVI Citizenship Debate: A Pence-linked think tank is pushing Congress to limit birthright citizenship in U.S. territories, citing the Insular Cases. Iran Sanctions With BVI Links: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says new Iran bank sanctions are coming, and warned that IRGC-linked accounts held in BVI trust companies and luxury real estate will be targeted.
BVI Water & Sewerage Leadership: Lyndon A. Hodge, a former Flow executive, has been appointed Director of the Water and Sewerage Department in the British Virgin Islands, taking over from acting director Von Alphonso as the water unit is reshaped alongside VIEWCo. The Baths Access Fight: Virgin Gorda tourism figures Sharon P. Flax-Brutus and Shereen D. Flax-Charles are urging residents to oppose any move that would restrict public access to The Baths, calling it a dangerous precedent and questioning the government’s budget. BVI-India Business Push: Junior Minister Lorna Smith says the BVI’s inaugural financial services trade mission to India—meetings in Mumbai and a roadshow with local brands—helped build relationships with regulators and exchanges. Local Government/Cost Pressure: Premier Wheatley and Minister Smith plan to meet BVI businesses this Friday after temporary relief measures ended Aug. 31, with the chamber warning prices could rise again when stock is replenished. Finance & Compliance: Alpha Compute received a 180-day Nasdaq compliance extension to regain the $1 minimum bid price, while other global business items dominated the wider news flow.
Iran Sanctions Watch: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington is preparing fresh bank sanctions on Iran this week, with another planned next week, and warned that any entities doing business with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could be targeted—while also saying the U.S. is tracking IRGC-linked offshore accounts in the British Virgin Islands and planning freezes. BVI Business Relief End: The BVI Chamber of Commerce is warning members to brace for higher prices now that government’s temporary duties and cost-of-living relief measures ended Aug. 31, saying new inventory and restored charges could push increases into the Christmas period. The Baths Access Fight (Virgin Gorda): Former Director of Tourism Sharon P. Flax-Brutus and her sister, former legislator Shereen D. Flax-Charles, urged Virgin Gorda residents to oppose any move that would restrict public access to The Baths, arguing monetisation for private interests sets a dangerous precedent. Local Finance Mission: Junior Minister Lorna Smith says the VI’s inaugural financial services trade mission to India—highlighting meetings in Mumbai and a roadshow with nearly 300 participants—helped build relationships with regulators and exchanges. BVI Tourism/Business Engagement: Premier Wheatley and Hon. Lorna Smith plan to meet local businesses Friday, Sept. 4, as the territory adjusts after the end of temporary relief measures. Crypto/Finance Launch: Aster and World Liberty Financial kicked off a USD1 RWA Boost phase with 125M $WLFI and 6.25M USD1 in rewards, as part of Aster’s push to expand its onchain perpetual market framework.
BVI Economy & Cost of Living: The BVI Ports Authority says temporary port fee reductions end Sept. 1, with wharfage rising from 1% to 2% and container handling jumping from $150 to $300 per TEU—raising fresh worries that higher shipping costs will flow into consumer prices. BVI Business Climate: Opposition Leader Marlon Penn warns government bureaucracy is pushing investors away, saying approvals are scattered across agencies instead of handled through one streamlined process. BVI Electricity: BVIEC General Manager Dr. Neil M. Smith rejects “mismanagement” claims and says recent disconnections were for July arrears, stressing the utility must collect like any business. BVI Tourism Dispute: Sharon P. Flax-Brutus says the Baths exclusive-access controversy is “far from over,” demanding elected officials state their positions after talks were paused for review. USVI Housing & Youth: HUD Secretary Scott Turner joined the governor for a foster youth housing discussion, highlighting efforts to prevent homelessness as young people transition out of care. Storm Watch (Regional): Forecasters track Tropical Storm Dolly remnants and Gulf Invest 97L/possible Tropical Storm Edouard, with the message for the Virgin Islands: expect periods of heavy rain and monitor updates closely. USVI Honor: Former Gov. Kenneth Mapp received the Virgin Islands Medal of Honor, with a highway on St. Croix designated in his name.
BVI Tourism & The Baths: Valley, Virgin Gorda community advocate Sharon P. Flax-Brutus says the fight over proposed exclusive access to The Baths is “far from over,” after the National Parks Trust paused talks and she’s now pushing elected officials to state their positions on revenue, legal authority, carrying capacity and cruise negotiations. BVI Ports & Cost of Living: The BVI Ports Authority says temporary port fee reductions end Sept. 1, with wharfage rising from 1% to 2% and container handling fees jumping from $150 to $300 per TEU. BVI Power Utility: BVIEC General Manager Dr Neil M. Smith rejects maladministration claims and says recent disconnections were for July arrears, stressing the utility must collect like any business. USVI Food Security: USVI agencies warn new SNAP work and volunteer rules starting Sept. 1 could affect up to 5,000 people, worsening hunger, homelessness and pressure on nonprofits. Plus Ultra Financial Crime Case (BVI/US): The UDEF says it tracked $653,874 in Miami and over €457,000 in cash in the Plus Ultra case, including funds blocked by a US financial institution tied to a BVI-linked company. Tropical Weather Watch: Forecasters track Tropical Storm Dolly remnants and a Gulf system (Invest 97L/AL97), with heavy rain and flooding risk for the Virgin Islands and nearby islands.
SNAP Fallout in USVI: USVI agencies are warning that new SNAP work and volunteer requirements starting Sept. 1 could affect up to 5,000 residents, worsening food insecurity and straining housing, homelessness, and social services as people lose benefits or seek help. Weather Watch for the VI: Officials and forecasters say the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are still producing heavy rain and gusty conditions across the northern Caribbean, with the heaviest impacts expected to reach the British Virgin Islands by Aug. 30 and raise flash-flood risk. BVI Financial Crime Unit Award: The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force Financial Crime Unit won an ARIN-CARIB “Most Responsive Member” award for 2025/2026, praising its speed and professionalism in international asset-recovery investigations. BVI Youth Football Tryouts: The BVI Football Association is calling for U15 boys born in 2011 or 2012 to try out for the 2026 FIFA U15 World Cup Festival in Azerbaijan, with tryouts set for Sept. 4 (Virgin Gorda) and Sept. 5 (Tortola). VIPD Scam Alert: The VI Police Department is warning residents about fraudulent text messages demanding payment for fake traffic violations, urging people not to click links or share personal or financial information.
SNAP Fallout in USVI: With new SNAP work and volunteer rules starting Sept. 1, USVI agencies warn up to 5,000 people could lose benefits, worsening food insecurity and pushing more residents toward food pantries, unstable housing and homelessness as government and nonprofits brace for added demand. Weather Watch—Dolly Remnants: Forecasters say the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to the Leeward Islands, with the heaviest precipitation forecast to reach the Virgin Islands Sunday, raising flash-flood risk—especially for low-lying areas and poor drainage. Local Safety Scam Alert: VIPD is warning residents about fraudulent traffic fine text messages that urge people to pay online; police say the texts are not government-linked and urge residents to delete them and avoid clicking links. Tourism Push (VI): Hon. Luce D. Hodge-Smith says her participation in the 2026 ASTA Caribbean Showcase is helping strengthen the VI’s presence in key US tourism markets. BVI Youth Football: The BVI Football Association is inviting boys born in 2011 or 2012 to try out for the inaugural FIFA U15 World Cup Festival in Azerbaijan (Oct. 22–31).
Tropical Weather Watch: The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly are expected to bring heavy rain and flash-flood risk to the British Virgin Islands starting Sunday, with advisories warning of 1–3 inches of rain and locally higher totals in short downpours. Local Safety Scam Alert: The V.I. Police Department is warning residents about fraudulent text messages claiming traffic violations and urging people to pay online—police say not to click links or share personal or financial info. BVI Politics: The People’s Leadership Movement confirmed candidates for the 2027 general elections, including Kevon S. Lettsome for District 7 and Clifton Forbes for District 3. Youth Sports: The BVI Football Association will hold tryouts in Virgin Gorda and Tortola for a boys’ team to represent the Virgin Islands at the inaugural 2026 FIFA U15 World Cup Festival in Azerbaijan. Tourism Spotlight: A travel feature highlights The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas as a “most overlooked” luxury stay, noting late-summer rates around $644 a night.
Tropical Weather Watch: The U.S. and British Virgin Islands are bracing for heavy rain and flooding risk as Tropical Storm Dolly’s remnants move west, with officials warning the worst impacts are expected Sunday into Monday and could bring locally higher downpours and flash flooding in low-lying areas and spots with poor drainage. Hurricane Tracking: The National Hurricane Center is also monitoring a separate weak Gulf system and says Dolly is likely to weaken further before/while reaching the Leeward Islands, though redevelopment can’t be ruled out. Public Safety Scam Alert: VIPD is warning residents about a traffic-fine text scam that claims people have unpaid violations and pushes them to pay online—police say it’s not connected to the department and urges residents to delete the messages and avoid clicking links. BVI Economy & Shipping: The BVI Ports Authority says temporary port fee relief ends Aug. 31, with wharfage and container handling charges returning to standard rates starting Sept. 1. BVI Politics: The People’s Leadership Movement confirms Kevon S. Lettsome for District 7 and Clifton Forbes for District 3 for the 2027 general elections. Youth Sports: BVIFA/BVIAA announces tryouts for an inaugural FIFA U15 World Cup Festival team, with dates set for Virgin Gorda and Tortola in early September. Local Crime: A St. Croix burglary case follows an incident where police say a woman was found inside a resident’s home after the resident first stopped to check on her in the road.
Citizenship Push in U.S. Territories: A conservative think tank is urging Congress to curb birthright citizenship in U.S. territories, including the U.S. Virgin Islands, arguing territories should require at least one parent to be a citizen or lawful permanent resident. Hurricane Watch for the Region: Tropical Storm Dolly has weakened into an open tropical wave, but forecasters say its moisture could bring heavy rain and possible flash flooding to the Leeward Islands late Saturday into Sunday, then spread to the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola Sunday into Monday. BVI Port Costs Returning: The British Virgin Islands Ports Authority says temporary port fee relief ends Aug. 31, with wharfage and container handling fees reverting to standard rates starting Sept. 1. Local Safety Alert: VIPD warned residents about a traffic-fine text scam that urges people to click links and pay online, warning it could lead to identity theft. BVI Politics: PLM confirmed Kevon S. Lettsome (D7) and Clifton Forbes (D3) to run in the 2027 general elections. Financial Crime Win: The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force’s Financial Crime Unit received a regional ARIN-CARIB award for responsiveness in international asset recovery cases.
BVI Politics: The People’s Leadership Movement (PLM) confirmed Kevon S. Lettsome to run in District Seven and Clifton Forbes in District Three for the 2027 general elections, with party officials citing Lettsome’s shifting political affiliations and recent confirmation of his intent to join PLM. Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Dolly has been downgraded to an open tropical wave as it heads toward the Leeward Islands, with no coastal warnings in effect but the risk of heavy rain and possible flash flooding late Saturday into Sunday, then into the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola Sunday through Monday. BVI Economy/Trade: Premier Natalio Wheatley used the VI-India trade mission’s Mumbai roadshow to pitch the BVI as a trusted partner and gateway for India’s financial services, saying the relationship has been years in the making. BVI Utilities: Pastor Claude O. Skelton-Cline pushed back on BVI Electricity Corporation (BVIEC) bill increases, arguing the utility “cannot operate as a for-profit business” and should focus on public service. BVI Finance/Crime: The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force’s Financial Crime Unit won a regional ARIN-CARIB award for responsiveness in international financial crime investigations. Shipping Costs: BVIPA’s temporary port fee relief ends Aug. 31, with wharfage and container handling charges set to return to standard rates from Sept. 1. USVI Governance: Attorney General Gordon Rhea issued an opinion on election issues, including candidate eligibility and disqualification processes, with court cases still ongoing.
Tropical Storm Dolly Watch: The National Hurricane Center says Dolly formed in the central Atlantic and is moving west with 40 mph winds, with heavy rain possible for the Leeward Islands late Saturday into Sunday and rain spreading to the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola Sunday into Monday—raising flash-flood concerns, especially in higher terrain. Local Government & Gaming: In the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Legislature sent the Southland Gaming horse-racing and gaming bill back to committee instead of a final vote, a move Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. says effectively killed the deal; Labour Day horse races on St. Thomas were then cancelled. Disaster Relief for Small Business: Puerto Rico’s governor announced SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans are available after a federal drought disaster declaration, aimed at small businesses and nonprofits hit by drought impacts. BVI Health Leadership: Senior sources in the British Virgin Islands Health Services Authority say a new CEO, Gordon Frame of Scotland, is expected to start Sept. 1, 2026. BVI-India Finance Push: BVI Premier Natalio Wheatley and Finance Minister Lorna Smith rang the opening bell at India’s National Stock Exchange during the territory’s inaugural financial services trade mission, highlighting BVI as a gateway for investment ties. Financial Crime Spotlight: The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force Financial Crime Unit won an ARIN-CARIB “Most Responsive Member” award for its work on international financial crime investigations.
USVI Horse Racing: The Labour Day races at Clinton E. Phipps Sr Racetrack on St. Thomas were cancelled after the Legislature effectively stalled the Southland Gaming horse-racing deal, leaving Southland without the needed licence to run the Sept. 6 event. BVI Health Leadership: Senior sources say Scotland national Gordon Frame is expected to start as new CEO of BVI Health Services Authority on Sept. 1, with details of his contract still unclear. Hurricane Watch: Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the Atlantic and is expected to weaken into a tropical wave before reaching the Leeward Islands, but heavy rain could trigger flash flooding late Saturday into Sunday, spreading to the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. BVI-India Finance Push: VI Premier Wheatley and Finance Minister Natalio Wheatley rang the opening bell at India’s National Stock Exchange during the territory’s inaugural financial services trade mission. Financial Crime: The RVIPF Financial Crime Unit won an ARIN-CARIB “Most Responsive Member” award for international financial crime investigations. Local Politics: USVI senators sent the Southland Gaming bill back to committee, keeping the racetrack and VLT plans in limbo. Territorial Census Pressure: Sandra Phillip-Hodge renewed calls for answers over the long-delayed National Population Census, warning it leaves elections without clear demographic data.
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