Reports

The allocation of over a billion rupees for the purchase of duty-free vehicles for several Government ministers has received a lot of speculation and…

Much has been said about the proposed Western Megapolis Project, the Yahapalana government’s would-be signature development drive; its intended magnum opus, if you will….

Our friendly neighbourhood “tuk tuk” has always been one of the most convenient modes of transportation for low budget commuters. For decades, these three-wheeled…

It has been a busy second week in June, mostly thanks to the fire that broke out at the Salawa Army camp. With all…

Last week President Maithripala Sirisena flatly rejected a proposal to amend the age limit for Sri Lankan women seeking work as housemaids in the…

Explosions and shrapnel shook the Kosgama town following a fire at the Salawa Army camp on Sunday (June 5). Unexploded shells and debris can…

Transitional justice is a term that has been gaining momentum in Sri Lanka’s post-war political discourse; particularly at this juncture, with the Government of…

In the end, the inevitable result of the second Test at Durham was only extended by some late Sri Lankan resistance. Since then, a…

The island is still reeling from the devastation left behind by the floods. As clean-up operations were underway full swing over the last week,…

Sri Lanka made a rather dramatic entry into June this week, with protests, bus fare hike announcements, and a fire at a high profile…

As they say, when it rains, it pours. All through April and half of May we were subjected to unbearable heat and humidity, but…

Where do you go when you’ve lost a Test match within three days (two,  if you count actual match-play time)? When you’ve only lasted…