Reports

Coca-Cola is in the local news again, although thankfully this hasn’t meant another river’s been polluted. This time around, the multinational has expressed an…

Starting this week, Sri Lankans will finally be able to exercise their rights to access public information. After the long legal journey since the…

This is part of an ongoing series of articles by Roar breaking down the functions and constituencies of the various institutions of the Democratic…

The Corruption Perceptions Index for 2016, surveyed by Transparency International, is out – and it doesn’t look like Sri Lanka has fared too well….

In the United States, ‘beach boys’ would probably be associated with the surf music band based in California at the dawn of the ‘60s….

Sri Lanka is currently experiencing a drought, believed to be the worst in nearly four decades. As of noon today (January 21), over one…

Gay rights is in the news again, what with the Cabinet notoriously rejecting a move to decriminalise homosexuality in the country. Social networking sites…

Sri Lankans are rightfully proud of our globally and regionally exceptional literacy rate (92.63 % as of 2015) and our constitutionally guaranteed access to…