The United States and Keells promote competitiveness in Sri Lanka’s micro, small, and medium sized enterprises
The U.S. and Keells are partnering to strengthen small businesses in Sri Lanka through an agreement to connect Keells suppliers
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Quickly provide job opportunities in Japan for 1000 people who are not Japanese language proficient -Minister
Manusha Nanayakkara, Minister of Labor and Foreign Employment has requested Katsuki Kotara, Senior Ambassador in charge of the Embassy of
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FUTA condemns repressive measures against social activists and political opponents aftermath May 09 incidents
The Federation of University Teachers Association (FUTA) wishes to raise serious concerns about various repressive measures the government has initiated
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Sri Lanka Cricket to donate US$ 2 million to the country’s Health Sector
Sri Lanka Cricket has decided to donate US$ 2 million to support the country’s health sector to purchase essential medicines.
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Litro to start distribution gas from June 1
Chairman Litro says that a shipment of 3,500 MT of LP gas expected to arrive in Colombo on Monday, 30
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Weather Forecast May 29 & 30
Showers or thundershowers will occur at times in Western, Sabaragamuwa and North-Western provinces and in Kandy, Nuwara-Eliya, Galle and Matara
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Humanitarian supplies for the people of Sri Lanka
Acting High Commissioner Vinod K. Jacob handed over a consignment of drugs and other medical supplies donated by Government of
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45 persons suspected to be on illegal migration attempt held by Navy
Sri Lanka Navy managed to seize 2 suspicious local multiday fishing trawlers with 45 individuals, during patrols carried out in
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Shashi Weerawansa illegal passport case verdict
Colombo Magistrates Court imposed a sentence of 2 years rigorous imprisonment and Rs 100,000 fine on Shashi Weerawansa (MP Wimal
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Prime Minister NOT made a decision to increase salaries of government employees
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has NOT made a decision to increase salaries of public sector employees. An interim
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