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MOST OUTSTANDING MAYOR AWARD 2023

FOUR PILLARS OF DEVELOPMENT
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She was elected for her fifth term in 2022, and is now serving
S h e wa s e le c t e d f o r h er fift h t er m in 2022, a n d i s n o w s er v in g in lo c a l g o v er n a n ce .
in local governance.
a lo n gside h er b r o t h er A r n o ld a s h er V ice M a y o r .
alongside her brother Arnold as her Vice Mayor.
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