BOMAID It Could Have Done So Much Better

Monday, December 04, 2017

This is one column (blog), which I regret having to write. I do so, however, because I believe that our recent experience with BOMAID may well be replicated by others and that BOMAID, in so many ways, has our lives in its hands.

Today, we are all so very vulnerable and dependent on the goodwill and capabilities of others in respect of health, water, electricity supply and justice. But a preamble.

I believe that I must have been one of BOMAID’ s earliest members but when I recently asked them to check, I was told that my wife became the family member in 1990 and that they had no record that I had ever been one!

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BOMAID It Could Have Done So Much Better

This is one column (blog), which I regret having to write. I do so, however, because I believe that our recent experience with BOMAID may well be replicated by others and that BOMAID, in so many ways, has our lives in its hands.

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Kwa Nokeng Oil sponsors young biker with P120,000

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