Meteorology Department Predicts Decrease in Temperatures as Southwest Monsoon Activates
The Meteorology Department has forecasted a reduction in temperatures across the country as higher rainfall becomes widespread and the southwest
President Ranil Wickremesinghe Directs Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena to Review Validity of Accepted Nominations for Postponed 2023 Local Government Election
During the Cabinet press briefing held this morning (14), Cabinet Spokesman Minister Bandula Gunawardena announced that President Wickremesinghe has instructed
President Ranil Wickremesinghe Announces Plans to Raise Government Employees’ Salaries
President Ranil Wickremesinghe announced today that steps will be implemented to raise the salaries of government employees. Speaking at an
President Ranil Wickremesinghe Announces Economic Progress and Future Plans
In a special address to Parliament on May 9th, President Wickremesinghe highlighted the formal implementation of economic stabilization and recovery
Grama Niladhari Officers Initiate Trade Union Action
Grama Niladhari officers have commenced trade union action by reporting sick leave today (06) and tomorrow (07), citing several demands.
Tensions Rise as US Raises Concerns Over Chinese Trade Practices
Amid ongoing tensions between China and the US, trade and economic domains have become the focal point of heightened concern
Resumption of Nagapattinam-Kankesanthurai Ferry Service Scheduled for May 13
After a hiatus of nearly 40 years, the passenger ferry service between Nagapattinam and Kankesanthurai in Sri Lanka, which briefly
SJB Unveils Electoral Pledges at May Day Rally
At its May Day rally, the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) unveiled a comprehensive list of promises, signaling its commitment to
President Advocates Unity Among Political Parties to Ensure Success of IMF Agreement
President Calls on SJB, JVP and Political Parties to Unite in Supporting IMF Agreement for Success Despite Calls to Disband
May Day in Sri Lanka: Politics Prevails While Workers’ Rights Diminish
May Day, observed yesterday in Sri Lanka and worldwide, raises questions about whether it was celebrated in a manner befitting