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The appointments of Fayval Williams and Floyd Green as Cabinet ministers in the education, youth and information and the agriculture and fisheries ministries, respectively, are being welcomed by prominent members of the public.Former parliamentarian Delano Franklyn said while the prime minister has assured that the Cabinet reflects the best skill set at his disposal, stakeholders in education will be keeping a close eye on Williams.

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