Veteran traditional dancer Rajini Selvanayagam passes away
Veteran Sri Lankan traditional dancer Kalasuri, Vishwakala Keerthi Rajini Selvanayagam passed away on Friday (Oct. 20). She was a renowned professional teacher
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Sri Lanka poised to receive IMF second tranche of $330mn – Semasinghe
State Minister for Finance Shehan Semasinghe says the agreement reached with the IMF and the staff-level agreement reached following the
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Appointments of 3 new diplomats to Sri Lankan missions abroad approved
The Committee on High Posts has given its approval for the appointments of two new High Commissioners and an Ambassador.
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Businessman Lalith Kotelawala Passed Away
Businessman Lalith Kotelawala (84 years), former Chairman of Ceylinco Consolidated & founding Chairman of Seylan Bank passed away while receiving
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U.S. Embassy Shines Spotlight on South Asia and the Indian Ocean at Colombo’s Ocean Security Summit
U.S. Embassy Colombo, together with the Regional Center for Strategic Studies (RCSS) and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP),
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Sri Lanka aims to fill IT workforce gap by equipping high school graduates
Sri Lanka plans to provide essential IT skills to high school graduates in an effort to bridge the workforce gap
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Framework agreement signed for $1.56 bn Phase 2 development of Colombo Port City
Key players in the development of Colombo Port City have finalized a groundbreaking USD 1.565 billion deal in Beijing, advancing
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15-hour water cut in parts of Colombo on Saturday
The water supply for several areas in Colombo will be suspended for a duration of 15 hours on Saturday (Oct
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School Meals Programme to be extended next year – Susil
Minister of Education Susil Premajayantha has revealed that the existing school meals programme will be extended in 2024, so as
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No threat of fuel shortage – State Minister
State Minister of Power and Energy D.V Chanaka has assured that there is no threat prevalent of a fuel shortage.
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