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Sri Lanka tightens export proceeds rules, strengthening foreign exchange management

By The Pulseline News Desk Sri Lanka’s exporters will face stricter requirements to convert foreign currency earnings into local currency under a new...

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Discovery of more child remains deepens questions surrounding Chemmani mass grave

By The Pulseline News Desk The discovery of nine more skeletal remains, including eight believed to be children, at the Chemmani Siddhupatthi mass...

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‘Tourism revenue figures reflect better data, not declining earnings’

By The Pulseline News Desk Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism Vijitha Herath has rejected suggestions that Sri Lanka’s tourism earnings have declined,...

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Opposition Leader calls for transparency on alleged $ 2.5 million treasury loss

By The Pulseline News Desk Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa has urged the Government to immediately table in Parliament the Treasury’s report concerning an...

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The Prevention of Terrorism Act: A promise deferred, a legacy of abuse unresolved

By Chanakya Nearly half a century after its introduction, Sri Lanka’s Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) remains one of the country’s most controversial...

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‘Colombo’s 27 housing schemes are hellholes’: Government promises major overhaul

By The Pulseline News Desk A stark assessment by the government of the state of Colombo’s public housing complexes has reignited debate over...

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Central Bank drawn into probe over missing US$ 2.5 million debt payment

By The Pulseline News Desk The parliamentary Committee on Public Finance (COPF) has widened its investigation into the controversial disappearance of a US$...

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Key elephant corridors reopened in bid to ease human-elephant conflict

By The Pulseline News Desk In a significant move aimed at addressing one of the country’s most persistent wildlife conservation challenges, the government...

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Vehicle imports remain strong despite surcharge, continue to boost Customs revenue

By The Pulseline News Desk Despite concerns that higher taxes and surcharges would dampen demand, vehicle imports continue to make a significant contribution...