A bill for Sri Lanka’s proposed Public Financial Management law will has set a 13 percent primary spending limit (expenses before interest) as part of efforts to improve fiscal discipline in the …
New Zealand Dairy Giant Fonterra Considering Selling Sri Lanka Business
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IOCL exports premium fuel to Sri Lanka
Indian Oil exports XP100 premium fuel to Sri Lanka, tailored for high-end vehicles, showcasing India’s quality products globally.
Fallout Between The Maldives And India Is ‘Absolutely’ Benefiting Sri Lanka
“ITC , the big hotel chain, opened their first hotel out of India in Sri Lanka. We just opened it about a few weeks back, and it’s a beautiful property … in Galle Face,” he said, referencing the …
Major Derby Hotel Sold To New Owners From Sri Lanka
A major hotel in Derby, UK has been sold to a Sri Lankan company, Derbyshire Live reported … has 38 individually designed ensuite bedrooms. It is a Victorian property that previously served as a …
Paradise lost is just not cricket for burnt beachfront investors
The site of the property development in Balapitiya, Sri Lanka, which ran out of funds in 2021.Credit: Pradeep Dambarage Questions have been raised about the transfer of more than $2 million from the …
Embassy of Sri Lanka organizes “Sri Lanka: Your Vital Island”, trade and tourism promotion event
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Brussels organised an event showcasing Sri Lanka’s recent economic recovery and the emerging economic …
Dead or alive? Parents of children gone in Sri Lanka’s civil war have spent 15 years seeking answers
For 15 years, Rasalingam Thilakawathi has been trying to find out what happened to her daughter at the end of Sri Lanka’s …
Exploring Ahangama: The surfing sweet spot on Sri Lanka’s southern coast
Ahangama travel guide: the best places to stay, shop and surf in Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Soul and Surf review.
Sri Lanka will not recover for 15 years if current policies change: Semasinghe
If there is a change in Sri Lanka’s current policy trajectory, the economy would not recover for another 15 years, State Minister of Finance Shehan Semasinghe warned.