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Opinion

Energy Minister and accountability on subpar coal purchase

By Kusal Perera Why was Saman Ekanayake, former Secretary to ex-President Ranil Wickramasinghe arrested by the CID and remanded by Colombo Fort Magistrate...

Opinion

Digitalisation without rights protections

By Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa OverviewInternational actors funding Digital Public Infrastructure in post-conflict societies risk creating surveillance systems whilst pursuing economic inclusion. Drawing on...

News Feature

Speaker’s fate hangs on the outcome of CIABOC probe

In the wake of opposition criticism over the Speaker of Parliament, Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne, continuing in office amid an inquiry by the Commission...

Opinion

System change needed in Malaiyagam

By Dr. Jehan Perera The impact of cyclone Ditwah was asymmetric. The rains and floods affected the Central Hills more severely than the other parts...

News Feature

Sri Lanka appoints first advisory council for event management industry

Sri Lanka has appointed its first-ever advisory council to develop the event management industry, a sector recognised as one of the country’s leading...

News Feature

Lost in translation: When language impedes justice

By Methmalie Dissanayake “Language brings with it an identity and a culture, or at least the perception of it. A shared language says,...

News Feature

Community credit at a crossroads under proposed Micro Finance Bill

By Shabeer Mohamed Seventy-seven year old P.G. Ariyadasa lives in Chandanapokuna, Hingurakgoda. He came to the area at the age of twenty-five, when...

Opinion

A republic without a roadmap

At 78 years of independence, Sri Lanka stands as a nation rich in potential yet chronically poor in direction. Sri Lanka’s is not...

Opinion

Analysis of significant concerns on the Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill

By Center for Policy Alternatives The draft Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill (Bill) was published on the website of the Ministry...

Politics

Power, pretense, and the punishment of integrity

When justice becomes selective By Vox Civis A democracy commits one of its gravest sins when it punishes integrity while rewarding deceit. When...