BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-In a last-minute change, the Office of the President and Cabinet has announced that the swearing-in ceremony for newly appointed cabinet ministers, deputy ministers, and the Attorney General has been set today Sunday.
The ceremony, initially scheduled for Saturday, at 2 o’clock, will now take place today at the same time.
According to Chief Secretary Dr. Justin Adack K. Saidi, the postponement would not impact the government’s transition process.
President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s administration has been working diligently to ensure a seamless transition, and the new cabinet is set to bring fresh perspectives to the table.
The newly appointed cabinet has garnered attention for its lean structure, with many sectors commending the President for making it the leanest cabinet ever.
The appointments have been praised for striking a balance between competence and representation, with a focus on meritocracy and national unity.
The cabinet’s composition reflects a mix of experienced professionals and new faces, all working towards delivering tangible results for the Malawian people.
Notable appointments include Joseph Mwanamvekha as Minister of Finance, Economic Planning, and Development, and George Chaponda as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The postponement of the swearing-in ceremony is not expected to delay the government’s work, as the President and his team have been working tirelessly to ensure continuity and stability.
With the ceremony now set for Sunday, Malawians can expect a smooth transition and a renewed sense of purpose from their government.
As the nation awaits the swearing-in ceremony, there is a sense of optimism and hope for a brighter future.
The new cabinet is expected to drive meaningful reforms and work towards addressing the country’s pressing challenges.
With President Mutharika’s leadership, Malawians are confident that their government is in capable hands.
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