By INDERIA SAUNDERS Guardian Business Reporter inderia@nasguard.com The National Insurance Board is on its way to surpassing last year's$160 million in collections, with the organization crawling well over the$100 million mark for the first eight months of the year. That figure rose even as the organization doubled the number of matters it turned over to be prosecuted during June, said the Director of the National Insurance Board(NIB)Algernon Cargill. Around 400 cases were prosecuted in June alone, said Cargill. "We are ahead of last year's collections,"he toldGuardian Business."Last year, we did$160 million, this year we'll have more than 160 million and that's exclu ...

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