Several ministers sworn in as President appoints temporary Cabinet
Posted by Editor on April 4, 2022 - 12:10 pm
Several new Cabinet Ministers have been sworn in before the President this morning (April 04) as a temporary Cabinet, according to the Leader of the House Dinesh Gunawardena.
Ali Sabry has been sworn in as the new Finance Minister replacing Basil Rajapaksa and G.L. Peiris has been sworn in as the Foreign Minister.
Dinesh Gunawardena sworn in as the Education Minister and Johnston Fernando sworn in as the Minister of Highways.
Temporary Cabinet
- Professor G.L. Peiris – Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Ali Sabry – Minister of Finance
- Johnston Fernando – Minister of Highways
- Dinesh Gunawardena – Minister of Education
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The BOOT-LICKERS are back in action, dear Citizens.
The Aragalaya will intensify.
Thanks Roxie,
Boot-lickers is a soft description, ar** rimmers is more apt.
This charade called ‘temporary cabinet’ and ‘interim cabinet’ is just anther bull sh** which is gonna backfire, pretty badly.
Ha ha,
Bloody Acolytes.
The Kurrakan satakaya has to go.
GGG GHG.
Even Mahinda is not required.
You are right Phandus,
Even Big Mahinda, the hero, appears to be at a loss on how to manage the massive and peaceful social unrest.
I would well tighten my seat belt if it is going to be (very likely) a coalition government of ‘If you can’t do leave to us’ parties. SLFP, Vimal Weerasinghe, PHU guy, Sarath Fonseka, Lansa are already positioning for ministerial posts in the new government! I am watching eagerly. It has all the whiff of 1977 except the absence of a dozen parties forming the government.
Please when we topple this government, somebody find and show the country at last a part of those billions of stolen money or the money trail. I waited for 5 years during Yahapalanaya and it came to nothing. Some of us need evidence, not ‘every body knows’ to believe.