Sri Lanka’s transport sector experts questioned the need for an expensive four lane expressway with interchanges which will create its own problems of increasing congestion
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Over 1,000 Dengue cases reported each week: Health Ministry
The Ministry of Health has issued a warning that there is a rise in the number of Dengue patients reported around the country. As a
Sri Lanka Premier launches Lanka Government Network connecting 3,500 state institutions
Sri Lanka Prime Minister launched the Lanka Government Network to connect 3500 state institutions as a first step to move towards a digital economy. Premier
Over 500,000 coconuts per month to the market through Sathosa
On a directive by Minister of Public Enterprises Development, Kabir Hashim, the Chilaw Plantation Company and Kurunegala Plantations PLC have decided to issue 550,000
Biomass Terminal to be inaugurated in Homagama today
The Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority of the Ministry of Power and Renewable Energy is implementing a project on Promoting Sustainable Biomass Energy Production
Sri Lanka Army Contingent Owned Equipment troops set to leave for Mali on peacekeeping mission
Sri Lanka Army Contingent Owned Equipment troops are getting ready to leave for the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) within the
Minister calls for strict action against mafias creating artificial shortages in power and energy sector
Minister Patali Champika Ranwaka has called the relevant authorities to conduct an investigation to detect the mafia style activities and those who are responsible for
Sri Lanka Cabinet subcommittee appointed to look into fuel crisis
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers has appointed a subcommittee to investigate causes for the recent fuel crisis. The subcommittee is headed by Minister Patali Champika
South Korean capital Seoul to link with a sister city in Sri Lanka
Mayor of South Korean capital Seoul, Park Won-soon paid a courtesy call on Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena at the Presidential Secretariat yesterday (November 7).
US Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor funds nearly $ 500,000 grant for promoting religious freedom in Sri Lanka
The United States Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL) Tuesday announced an open competition for organizations interested in submitting applications