Seven Key Middle East Drug Traffickers Signal Return to Sri Lanka – Security Minister
Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala has stated that seven powerful drug traffickers currently hiding in the Middle East have informed ...
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Potato Farmers to Launch Nationwide Protest Tomorrow Against Imports
Potato farmers are scheduled to hold a nationwide demonstration tomorrow, protesting against the importation of potatoes from foreign countries. Local ...
Southern Cross University & NSBM Green University Partner to Offer Australian Degrees in Sri Lanka
Southern Cross University (Australia) and NSBM Green University (Sri Lanka) have recently signed a landmark partnership to deliver an offshore ...
India Can Lead in Rare Earths with Strong Processing Capabilities: World Energy Council Chairman
India has significant access to rare earth elements and can play a key role in the global supply chain if ...
Archbishop Gallagher’s sudden illness disrupts Lanka visit
The Vatican’s Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, fell ill while visiting Sri Lanka to commemorate 50 ...
Cabinet Approves US$18 Million Contract to Refurbish Four SLAF MI-17 Helicopters
The Cabinet has approved a multi-million-dollar proposal for the refurbishment of four MI-17 helicopters belonging to the Sri Lanka Air ...
Samagi Jana Balawegaya Secures Major Victory in Matara SANASA Association Election
The opposition, led by the Samagi Jana Balawegaya, secured victory in 11 out of the 14 SANASA zones in the ...
Siyapatha Finance PLC Shines Once Again – Crowned ‘Best Employer Brand’ for the Third Consecutive Year
Siyapatha Finance PLC has once again emerged victorious, securing the title of “Best Employer Brand” for the third consecutive year ...
National Chamber Hosts One-Day Workshop on “Corporate Governance for SMEs”
The National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka will be conducting an exclusive workshop on “Corporate Governance for SMEs” on ...
The Political Signals Behind Sajith’s India Visit
In a small corner of the third page of the Divaina newspaper in 1992, a photo appeared that went largely ...