Hemasiri Fernando new President’s Chief of Staff?

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People’s Bank Chairman Hemasiri Fernando is likely to be appointed as the new Chief of Staff of the Presidential Secretariat next week.

Sources at the Presidential Secretariat said the President will appoint Mr. Fernando as his Chief of Staff, in addition to his current post as the Chairman of the People’s Bank.

The post of the Chief of Staff of the Presidential Secretariat had fallen vacant since the arrest of I.H.A. Mahanama, who is currently in remand custody over bribery and corruption charges.

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yahiya Thursday, 30 August 2018 01:56 PM

Another corrupted room is open. Maithree also in trouble.

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yahiya Thursday, 30 August 2018 02:00 PM

Give the opportunity to young civil servant.

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Ceylon Thursday, 30 August 2018 02:58 PM

Both are bussy jobs.apointing one man for two such jobs clearly shiw what kind of idiot sirisena is and tge stupidness of the one who accept it.another joke from fools republic.

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Raigamaya Thursday, 30 August 2018 03:54 PM

Inguru deela Miris gaththa wage (taking chilies in exchange of Ginger).Lets see what is happening. Sorry for the MS.

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Keppetipola Thursday, 30 August 2018 06:08 PM

Hemasiri is well known among foreign investment companies as the key man who is managing ill-gotten wealth of the former president Chandrika Bandaranayake Kumaratunga. He will now look after My3 too.

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Samson Thursday, 30 August 2018 07:33 PM

Both jobs are more than full time jobs. Don't this country have sufficiently qualified people to be appointed to two positions? What is wrong with the president?

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DJ Thursday, 30 August 2018 09:12 PM

Correct man for the job. He can collect the commissions without getting caught. Ranil will not have it easy thus time around

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Pra Pe Monday, 03 September 2018 02:46 PM

Good luck sir.....

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