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Break silence on Cash Plus et al - Related links

Break silence on Cash Plus et al

Posted January 5th, 2008 by bigculture

The Government and, in particular, the Finance Minister, Audley Shaw, have remained silent on the issue, even as panic grows among people worried about the safety of their cash. It is time to hear a definitive strategy from Mr. Shaw.

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