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The Debrief With Roel Raymond – Keheliya Rambukwella

In our first interview, we catch-up with Co-Cabinet Spokesman and Minister for Mass Media and Information, Keheliya Rambukwella, who spoke on a variety of topics, including his entry into politics, sportsmanship, how he tried his hand and film producing – and of course, not forgetting the upcoming UNHRC sessions and proposed amendments to the Press Council Act.

Should Sri Lanka Have A Sex Offender Registry?

Last month, Minister of Public Security Rear Admiral (Rtd.) Sarath Weerasekera announced he would publicly name perpetrators of child abuse, rape and assault in an attempt to deter other potential offenders.

Child Protection Policies In The Business Sector: Do They Help?

Oftentimes, children are the most vulnerable among us. This is true anywhere in the world. Unfortunately, this means that they are often either neglected or exposed to violence in various forms.

In Conversation With Association RVP Venkkat Ramanan On What It Takes To Be A Good Financial Leader

The world of finance is changing and demands that its professionals do the same. As automation affects the roles of everyone in the finance sector, from college graduates to chartered accountants, business opportunities and organizations require additional skills to add value to operations and maintain relevance. The burden of delivering these skills falls squarely on tomorrow’s financial leaders.

PinTheBiz – Here’s How You Can Help Your Favourite Small Business Get Back On Their Feet

At the time the novel coronavirus was first detected in Wuhan, China, Sri Lanka was only beginning to recover from the economic and emotional wounds of the Easter Sunday attacks.

In Retrospect: The Year 2020 In Photos

There are years that are defined by singular events: watershed moments that are deviating points at which life did not transpire as planned.

Exploring Migration Through Interdisciplinary Art: A Conversation With Artist Layla Gonaduwa

Artist Layla Gonaduwa’s latest project involves a unique 3-month journey across Sri Lanka, made possible through Pro Helvetia’s ‘Home-Not-Alone’ residency.

Beyond The Mahara Prison Riot: The Problems With Sri Lanka’s Penal System

The tensions that resulted in the deadly riot at the Mahara Prison on 29 November had been building up for many months.

Uber Eats: Two Years Of Changing Lives Through Food

Uber Eats is celebrating its 2nd anniversary in Sri Lanka. In the two years since it arrived, it has had a remarkable impact in the market; satisfying our cravings and making waves in the food sphere. In this video, we explore how Uber Eats has impacted the lives of restaurant and delivery partners alike.

Empowering Women with Disabilities in the Workplace

Women and girls with disabilities face multiple levels of discrimination, abuse, and marginalisation. For the first time in Sri Lanka, the UN Women report on ‘Women with Disabilities and Their Access to Economic Opportunities’ is raising awareness on the socio-economic status of women with disabilities.

Commemorating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities held on the 3rd of December, we’re shining a light on some eye-opening results of the study.

‘Good’ Journalism And The Survival Of The Mass Media: A Discussion With Industry Professionals

“What is good journalism?” asked moderator Nalaka Gunawardene, opening a virtual discussion on ‘Exploring The Future of Journalism’, organised by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom on 24 November. Panelist Arjuna Ranawana, Chief Editor of EconomyNext, concluded that good journalism should aim to expose the truth, and to be as fair and as accurate as possible. Fellow panelist Roel Raymond, Chief Editor of Roar Media, contended with the function of a journalist in society, saying, “For me, it’s primarily an identity thing — understanding what your role is as a journalist.” Rounding out the panel,

Pettah Under Lockdown: A Photostory

Pettah has now been under lockdown for almost two months since the second wave of COVID-19 reared its head in October. Even though the quarantine curfew was partially lifted in the Western Province on Monday (30 November), many businesses in Pettah remain shut indefinitely.

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