Employees’ Provident Fund: NAO detects massive misappropriation
An audit of the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) conducted by the National Audit Office (NAO) has shed light on a massive misappropriation of funds.Read More »
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Fuel crisis: Sapugaskanda back online tomorrow
The Sapugaskanda Oil Refinery is to recommence operations tomorrow (31) after almost a month-long hiatus due to limited crude oil supplies, The Sunday Morning learns. Read More »
Emergency power: Cabinet nod to advertise for purchases
The Cabinet of Ministers has last week approved a request by the Ministry of Power to advertise for emergency power supply due to the declining power generation capacity, The Sunday Morning reliably l Read More »
Fuel imports: No plans to introduce 91 octane: CPC
The State-owned petroleum supplier, Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) yesterday (29) denied reports that there were plans to introduce 91 octane petrol to the market. Read More »
Fertiliser shortage: Cabinet nod sought for million-dollar mineral import
Despite dwindling foreign reserves, the Government may now have to release close to $ 30 million to import fertiliser for the Yala season, if Cabinet grants approval for the move, The Sunday Morning l Read More »
Hejaaz Hizbullah trial: Main witness stumbles
The Puttalam High Court last week denied a request by the prosecution to amend the indictment, following the main witness failing to provide evidence related to the key charges levelled against detain Read More »
Hambantota LNG hub: Feasibility study to commence next month
A feasibility study for the proposed $ 100 million ‘Hambantota Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Hub’ is to kick off next month, The Sunday Morning learns. Read More »
Economic crisis: Political leaders brainstorm
A group of leaders from over half a dozen key political parties in Sri Lanka held a closed-door meeting last Thursday (27) to brainstorm ways to tide over the economic crisis facing Sri Lanka, in the Read More »
