May 18, 2025

World’s perception of Africa should change Once an aid-dependent continent today plays a key role shaping global value chains and sustainable development Setting up a coordination or financial base in …

22 criminals, drug lords already repatriated Aim to dismantle transnational crime networks Border surveillance to be tightened to prevent drug flow Eleven persons identified as members of organised criminal groups …

Government sources yesterday refuted some mainstream and social media reports that vehicles have been vastly undervalued at the recent auction of luxury Government vehicles. According to the President’s Media Division …

Bullying, often normalised as part of the university subculture, has long been entrenched in Sri Lanka’s public universities. However, this deeply rooted practice has led to devastating consequences for students …

Amendments to electricity tariffs will be carried out in a cost reflective way and not in a manner that will burden the masses as projected by those seeking to gain …

The May 2025 local elections in Sri Lanka became the most legally contentious in recent history, with over 400 nomination lists rejected and more than 200 court cases filed before …

A Commando in an elite Sri Lankan Police unit, Sameera Dilshan has an unusual mission — to reclaim farms poisoned by salt, a long-standing problem now accelerating due to Climate …

More arrests are likely in the case of the probe on the import of a substandard consignment of organic fertiliser from China in 2021, legal experts said yesterday. This follows …

Dearth of construction craftsmen, quantity surveyors hinder growth Stopgaps for brain drain not enough Sri Lanka’s construction industry, a pivotal cog in the economy, will need at least five years …

Undermining hard-earned achievements would be devastating Present IMF program should be the last Sri Lanka has achieved a number of positive outcomes which have begun to yield results due to …