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Sexual And Gender Based Violence In Srilanka

Despite the laws in place to protect sexual and gender-based violence victims, there are still numerous unaddressed systemic and cultural issues regarding the subject. In order to move forward and eradicate this menace that plagues us, we need to actively perpetuate change.

Discussing The Future Of Finance With CIMA President Amal Ratnayake

Amal Ratnayake (FCMA, CGMA) was recently named the 86th CIMA President—certainly a major achievement for the Sri Lankan-born finance leader. Following CIMA’s centenary celebrations this year, this marked a significant moment for the institution. We spoke to Amal about the future of finance and how CIMA is helping finance professionals keep up in the digital age.

Pioneering Electric Vehicles In Sri Lanka

Dhatusena Senanayake is determined not to give up in his thirty-year-long battle for a future for EVs in Sri Lanka.

HARPO’S – People. Music. Food

From making thousands sway to the beat to making ten thousands crave delicious treats, Harpo Gooneratne is a force to be reckoned with. Here’s his journey from DJ Harpo to Harpo’s pizza!

Memories Of Commons Coffee House

Coffee drinking is a timeless ritual that’s responsible for creating many precious memories. Here’s how these memories turned Colombo’s oldest homegrown coffee shop into a home away from home.

In Conversation With Mahinda Deshapriya

Our colleagues at Roar Sinhala interviewed Mahinda Deshapriya, the Chairman of the Elections Commission of Sri Lanka. Here are a few excerpts from the interview.

The Saradiel Village: Keeping The Kind Thief’s Tale Alive

Famously known as the ‘Robin Hood of Sri Lanka’, Saradiel gained notoriety for stealing from the rich and distributing to the poor. In the process, he gained the love of many, and earned the wrath of a few.

Today, Saradiel’s tale is preserved for generations to come at the Saradiel Village in Mawanella.

Big Talk – Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy

We caught up with Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy, Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. Tune in to listen to him talk about the economy, why Sri Lanka must spend wisely, and who he thinks has the best chance of winning the upcoming Rugby World Cup.

A Fighting Chance

In a school in Pallebowala, Kandy, a group of fighters are gearing up for the fight of their lives. Training dawn to dusk everyday, these young athletes have dedicated themselves to the art of Muay Thai. However, their chance to represent Sri Lanka remains uncertain.

Towards A Positive Sri Lanka

The Positive Sri Lanka initiative aims at jump-starting the Sri Lankan economy, which has been slow following the tragic Easter Sunday attacks. Many Sri Lankan businesses and brands have joined forces to offer consumers discounts, promos, and deals, all aimed at generating Rs. 90 billion in revenue within the country over a span of two months.

Colombo ‘Fight Nights’: Mixed Martial Art Combat And Its Struggle For Recognition In Sri Lanka

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) may be popular around the world, but in Sri Lanka, its had its ups and downs. Passionate fighters dream of bringing gold to the country, but the sport still needs government endorsement to grow.

Roar Impact: Our Truth

We at Roar are dedicated to bring to you the one thing that has brought people together: stories. Our five year journey so far has been about stories that has touched lives and transformed them. Here’s to another five years.

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