Minister Manusha Nanayakkara Warns of Chaos If President Had Not Taken Charge
Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara said (06th) in Matara that the waves of negativity that spread in the
Over 200 Public Sector Trade Unions Begin Strike Action
More than 200 public sector trade unions, including Grama Niladhari officers and surveyors, are participating in a “sick leave” protest
Sri Lanka and India to Form Joint Venture for Power Grid Connectivity
By Kelum Bandara Sri Lanka and India are poised to form a joint venture to execute a power grid connectivity
Sir Keir Starmer Becomes UK’s New Prime Minister
Sir Keir Starmer has officially become the UK’s new prime minister following a meeting with the King. The Labour leader
Weather Update: Showers and Strong Winds Expected in Several Regions
The Meteorology Department reports that showers will occur at times in the Western, Sabaragamuwa, and North-Western provinces, as well as
Deadline for University Admission Applications Ends Friday Midnight
The deadline for online university admission applications ends at midnight on Friday, July 5. Vice-Chairman of the University Grants Commission
IMF Monitors New Developments in Sri Lanka’s Debt Restructuring Talks
The International Monetary Fund has noted the new developments regarding the restricted discussions between the Sri Lankan government and the
Biden Reaffirms Commitment to Campaign Amid Speculation of Withdrawal
US President Joe Biden worked to calm senior Democrats and his campaign staff on Wednesday as reports suggested he was
Government Accelerates Plans to Transform Colombo Port into Green Port by 2025
The government has decided to expedite the transformation of the Colombo Port into a green port by 2025. The Ports,
Supreme Court Halts Wage Increase for Plantation Workers
The Supreme Court has issued an interim injunction preventing the implementation of a Gazette notification issued by the Labour Minister