US International Development Finance Cooperation looks for strategic opportunities in SL
US International Development Finance Cooperation Chief Executive Officer Scott Nathan engaged with Sri Lanka’s top commercial and development banks on
President’s vision is to fortify both the public and private sector workforce – Wajira
Addressing a media briefing held at the Presidential Media Centre (PMC) today (07), under the theme ‘Collective path to a
Those who leaked information about the change in sugar tax need to be investigated – Manusha
Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara questioned how businessmen received information about an increase in the import tax on
Sri Lanka agrees to send 10,000 farm workers to Israel
Israel’s Minister of Interior Moshe Arbel and Sri Lanka’s Ambassador to Israel Nimal Bandaranaike have signed an agreement, which will
Taj proposes hotel at historic Sri Lanka post office in Nuwara Eliya: Bandula Gunawardhana
India’s Taj group has proposed converting a Colonial-era post-office in Sri Lanka’s hill country into a hotel, Cabinet spokesman Bandula
Rashmika Mandanna calls for action against ‘scary’ deepfake video(Watch)
Indian actress Rashmika Mandanna has called a deepfake video of herself, which has gone viral on social media, “extremely scary”.
Fourth umpire is wrong: Angelo Mathews offers ‘video evidence’, claims he shouldn’t have been timed out
Angelo Mathews shared video evidence as ‘proof’, claiming that he was wrongly given ‘timed out’ in the World Cup 2023
US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) CEO Scott Nathan Visit to Sri Lanka
From November 7-8, 2023, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Scott Nathan will visit Colombo to
28-Day Mandatory Training Gives Expatriate Workers Higher Wages and Greater Security
Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara stated today (06) that the Government will not alter its policies regarding the
US court allows Sri Lanka’s request to stay Hamilton Reserve Bank’s case for 6 months
The United States District Court has granted Sri Lanka’s request for a six-month halt on Hamilton Reserve Bank’s (HRB) lawsuit