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Gov’t repaints Office of the President in Blue

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December 12, 2022
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Last evening the Government began repainting the Office of the President. The fence was being painted blue as seen in the picture below. Blue seems to be the preferred colour of President Irfaan Ali as seen in events hosted by him and changed to the colour décor in the OP’s office. The Office of the President is a state-owned building and property.

 

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