By Dr. Nadee Dissanayake Many Sri Lankans begin their day before the sun rises. Schoolchildren wake up while it is still dark, uniforms...
ByMGFebruary 4, 2026Leadership, Renewal, and the Path Forward By Lionel Bopage Reversing political entropy The physics metaphor proves instructive. Reversing entropy requires constant energy input....
ByLionel BopageFebruary 4, 2026By Nilantha Ilangamuwa Yet another Independence Day tamasha is looming. Have we confused piety with power? Can institutions that tolerate betrayal ever command...
ByMGFebruary 3, 2026By Keishara Perera Women workers constitute a substantial portion of Sri Lanka’s work force but they face various forms of sexual harassment in...
ByMGFebruary 3, 2026By R.H.S.T. Samaratunga Ceylon Cinnamon has been one of the world’s most sought-after spices for centuries, particularly since the 16th century. At one...
ByMGFebruary 2, 2026By Kusum Wijetilleke Sri Lanka’s National People’s Power (NPP) Government has reopened the constitutional question with a familiar project to abolish the Executive...
ByKusum WijetillekeFebruary 2, 2026By Dr. Jehan Perera It was unfortunate the Government felt itself obliged to postpone the planned Grade Six educational reforms for a year....
ByMGJanuary 30, 2026By Prof. Prasanna Perera Official Position versus ground reality The President maintains that there is no funding shortage and that sufficient funds are...
ByProf. Prasanna PereraJanuary 29, 2026Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident