By Milinda Moragoda A friend of mine in Bengaluru recently made a remark that stayed with me. Sri Lankan governments constantly speak about...
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ByMGMay 27, 2026By Dinouk Colombage As Sri Lanka’s economy faces yet another downward spiral, brought on by a host of domestic and international obstacles, the...
ByMGMay 23, 2026By Rohan Samarajiva I made only minor changes to this article written in 2020 amidst COVID-19 lockdowns. Food supply chains are strained or...
ByMGMay 22, 2026A national prescription for stability, growth and economic renewal By Ravi Karunanayake Introduction: A nation at an economic crossroadsSri Lanka today finds itself...
ByMGMay 22, 2026Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident