Love-Slave's plot to oust Moosa-Mill

A disgraceful attempt by Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave to topple Moosa-Mill's Green administration at the Colombo City Fathers has come to light. Fearing that Ra-Blue's position would be unshakeable if the Greens' settle in Colombo, Saa-jeet had approached Mah-Know and pleaded with him not to extend support to Moosa-Mill. However, Mah-Know rejected the request, much to Love-Slave's disappointment

Ra-Blue sets plan through John

Wattala John is exploiting the opportunity he got as the acting leader of the Greens to tame the Reformists. John has set a secret plan in motion following Ra-Blue's strategic move to appoint him to act, bypassing two deputy leaders - Rooky Ka-Roo and Love-Slave. Ra-Blue plans to project John as a third force to pressurise Love-Slave who is making a desperate attempt to become the party leader.

Soo-me given time till year's end

Soome, the One-sa has been given time till the end of this year to retire gracefully from the Jay-Vee-Pee leadership. But an adamant One-Sa, taking the cue from Ra-Blue, has vowed not to step down, unless the party elects a suitable leader through its politburo. Nevertheless, the ongoing battle between Anura Prince and Till-Van has strengthened One-sa's position.

Common candidate for cricket polls

Attempts are being made to field a common candidate at the forthcoming elections to the board that is for cricket. The first task for sporty New-Village-ge on his return home from the Caribbean tonight, is to dissolve the Board and call for elections. Two former heads, three-time President and an interim committee chairman, are flexing their muscle for a showdown of the business tycoons. However, one of them would be asked to withdraw and serve under the other as a senior vice president.