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EXCLUSIVE: Incoming Minister of TEATT Leo Lambriex to be sworn in on Wednesday.

January 10, 2023

EXCLUSIVE: Incoming Minister of TEATT Leo Lambriex to be sworn in on Wednesday.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Incoming Minister of TEATT Leo Lambriex will be sworn in on Wednesday afternoon.
SMN News has been reliably informed that Lambriex will be taking the oath in the presence of Governor Ajamu Baly on Wednesday however the time of swearing-in has not yet been released by the Governor’s office.
Lambriex was selected as the Minister of TEATT by the two Independent Members of Parliament who have given their support to the National Alliance and United Peoples Party coalition government when a number of Members of Parliament from both parties declared themselves as independent members of parliament.
Lambriex is the policy ...


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