Human Rights Commission Initiates Inquiry into Aswesuma Social Welfare Benefits Program
The Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) has made the decision to launch an investigation into the Aswesuma social
IMF Mission in Sri Lanka: Initial Signs of Economic Recovery and Urgent Reforms Emphasized
The recently concluded mission led by Mr. Peter Breuer of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) provided insights into Sri Lanka’s
Government Initiates First Phase of Salary Increase for Employees, Allocates Rs. 5,000 Raise in Accordance with Budget 2024
In adherence to the provisions outlined in the Budget 2024, the initial phase of the government employees’ salary increment has
Crucial Review Meeting with IMF: Sri Lanka’s Economic Reforms under Scrutiny
In a pivotal review meeting held at the Presidential Secretariat with representatives from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Shehan Semasinghe,
Revitalizing Sri Lanka’s Economy: A Roadmap to Alleviate the Burden on its Citizens
Introduction In the serene landscapes of Sri Lanka, where vibrant cultures and breathtaking scenery once painted a portrait of prosperity
IMF Managing Director Commends Sri Lanka’s Economic Reforms at World Economic Forum
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, commended Sri Lanka’s economic reform efforts during a meeting with
Finance Ministry Officials Lack Understanding of Fishermen’s Challenges, Minister Nanayakkara Asserts
Minister of Labour and Foreign Employment Manusha Nanayakkara said that the Finance Ministry officials are acting without any understanding regarding
Government Incurs Rs. 1,139 Billion Additional Cost Amid Economic Crisis – Auditor General’s Report
The Auditor General’s Department disclosed that the government faced an additional cost of Rs. 1,139 billion during the economic crisis
Ministry of Finance Announces Revised Casino License and Renewal Fees Effective January 1, 2024
The Ministry of Finance has disclosed an adjustment in casino license fees and renewal fees, commencing from January 1, 2024.
New laws by Government without Legitimacy require more Consensus
The government is proceeding at speed on its course of legislative activism with regard to economic, reconciliation and security matters.