Former Sri Lankan Minister Nirupama Rajapaksa named in Panama Papers
The Pandora Papers, which has exposed the secret wealth and dealings of world leaders, politicians and billionaires in one of the biggest leaks of financial documents, last night stirred up the high ranks within the government and political circles in Sri Lanka as former parliamentarian Nirupama Rajapaksa was documented in it.
ADB approves USD 110 million loan for health care development in Sri Lanka
‘Work in progress’ Sri Lanka aim to improve batting, says coach Arthur
Sobitha Thera questions Governments ability to control prices
Cabraal to get cabinet-status and privileges, pension in limbo
Three Japanese naval ships arrive at Colombo Port
Sri Lanka updates European Union on reviewing Prevention of Terrorism Act
Sri Lanka updated the European Union (EU) on reviewing the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) and reiterated its commitment to bring it in line with international norms within a time bound process by the next meeting of the EU-Sri Lanka Joint Commission in early 2022, the Foreign Ministry said.
Bandula demands Rs. 1 Billion in damages
A Letter of Demand (LoD) has been sent on behalf of the Minister of Trade, Bandula Gunawardena, to a former board member of the Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA), Thushan Gunewardena, demanding the immediate payment of a sum of Rs. 1 billion for defamatory statements made against him by the latter.
Indictments served on Hemasiri, Pujith: Trial to begin November 22
Indictments were yesterday served on Former IGP Pujith Jayasundara and former Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando in connection with the offences of murder and attempted murder, for their serious lapses and grave omissions to prevent Easter Sunday bomb attacks on April 21 in 2019, by the Colombo High Court Trial-at-Bar.
















