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Former Cepep chairman Joel Edwards has dismissed claims that the renewal of hundreds of contracts in the weeks leading up to the April 28 General Election was politically motivated.
Speaking to Guardian Media yesterday, Edwards, who resigned following the change of government, said the process began long before former prime minister Stuart Young announced the election.
“It had nothing at all to do with the elections. We did not even know that elections were going to be called when we initiated this process, because this process was initiated about three months ago,” Edwards said.
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