The Sri Lanka Association of Printers (SLAP) successfully concluded its 65th Annual General Meeting (AGM) at The Kingsbury ...

In today’s world, earning a steady income has become more varied and complex than ever before. Many of us no longer depend on a single steady paycheck. Instead, our income comes from a variety of ...

Sri Lanka’s export industries – especially the apparel sector, have long depended on efficient tax mechanisms to remain ...

Sri Lanka’s recent Local Government elections marked a pivotal moment in the nation’s democratic process, as citizens voted ...

The recent arrest of Nishantha Wickremesinghe, former chairman of SriLankan Airlines and brother-in-law of ex-president Mahinda Rajapaksa, is a long-overdue development that hopefully will be a ...

Serious questions about governance practices within Sri Lanka’s energy sector are emerging, as concerns grow over potential ...

Electricity reform is an essential element of Sri Lanka’s development effort and economic revival. It has been an unfulfilled ...

The NPP’s shift under AKD reveals not just a political turn, but a moral one. Haidt’s insights show how movements bound by ...

Eight children and young adults aged 12 to 24 were rescued after becoming stranded while hiking in the Hanthana mountain range in Kandy on June 28 due to bad weather.

Health and Mass Media Minister Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa announced plans to open state pharmacies at all 130 secondary and tertiary hospitals nationwide, as well as in partnership with private hospitals, ...

The Federation of Renewable Energy Developers (FRED) last Friday voiced deep concern over the Government’s recent move to slash feed-in tariffs for renewable energy projects, warning that repeated ...

The Advocata Institute is urging the Government to withdraw and redraft the proposed Gambling Regulatory Authority Bill, citing its most pressing flaw – the excessive and unchecked powers vested in ...