Half of CEB debt to CPC settled
About half of the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB)’s outstanding payments to the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) were settled recently. Read More »
Online tea auction encounters issues
The Colombo Tea Auction website, which was launched last April to conduct online tea auctions for the first time in Sri Lanka, has experienced problems. Read More »
Renewed hope on Trinco oil tanks
Despite Sri Lanka’s direct discussions with the Indian Government on reclaiming 25 fuel storage tanks in Trincomalee failing, the Indian High Commission in Colombo has given renewed hope to Sri Lanka. Read More »
New government must ‘unlearn’
A new government cannot create a new Sri Lanka unless the government takes a new approach and starts to unlearn, says Dhananath Fernando of Advocata Institute in The Sunday Morning Business. Read More »
Sri Lanka & IMF: The relapsing addict and the rehabilitation centre
Sri Lanka has turned to the International Monetary Fund for help numerous times over the past 55 years due to economic mismanagement. Why do we keep relapsing and how can this addiction be fixed? Read More »
Uber card payments: Contentious, but change unlikely
In Sri Lanka, Uber's card payment system has been heavily scrutinised by app users on social media and its driver partners. The Sunday Morning Business explores what the problem is. Read More »
University ragging: A 360-degree programme required
It is time for a multifaceted solution to build a safe environment while doling out strict punishments, says Dr. Nicholas Ruwan Dias and Niresh Eliatamby. Read More »