Asiri Port City Hospital Proposes $100 Million Investment for New Facility, Gains Government Support
Asiri Port City Hospital (Pvt) Company has put forth a venture to establish a hospital in Colombo Port City with
Government Considers Waiving Value-Added Tax (VAT) on Chemical Fertilizer for Upcoming ‘Yala’ Cultivation Season
In a statement made at an event in Sooriyawewa, Minister Amaraweera revealed that he has discussed the possibility of lifting
Cabinet Approval Paves the Way for Trincomalee Fuel Storage Project’s First Phase Development
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers has greenlit the proposal by the Minister of Power and Energy to commence a procurement
Sri Lanka Falls Just Short of 2023 Tourism Target Despite Record-Breaking December Arrivals
Sri Lanka has narrowly missed its ambitious goal of welcoming 1.5 million tourists in 2023, as reported by the latest
VAT Increases Across Various Sectors in Sri Lanka Effective January 1st
In a significant fiscal adjustment, Sri Lanka’s Value Added Tax (VAT) rate rises from 15% to 18% starting January 1st.
Sri Lanka Bars Chinese Research Vessels from Ports and Exclusive Economic Zone for One Year Following Indian Concerns
Sri Lanka has officially communicated to India its decision to deny entry to any Chinese research vessel at its ports
Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena Outlines Vision for 2024 in New Year Message
In his New Year message, Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena expressed that essential measures have been incorporated into this year’s budget
Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II to Abdicate After 52 Years on the Throne; Crown Prince Frederik to Succeed
Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II, Europe’s longest-serving monarch, has announced her abdication on January 14 after an illustrious 52-year reign. The
BJP National President JP Nadda Releases Stamp Commemorating 200 Years of Indian-Origin Tamils in Sri Lanka
In a strategic move to appeal to Tamil voters ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
Forty-Four Sri Lankan Prisoners Pardoned by Royal Order in the United Arab Emirates
In a significant development, a Royal order in the United Arab Emirates has granted clemency to forty-four Sri Lankan individuals