The Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) expressed its dissatisfaction to the Sri Lanka Export Credit Insurance Corporation, expressed its absolute displeasure over management and structural irregularities of the institution.

For the first time in history, the lots at the Colombo rubber auction went entirely unsold this week.

Sensitive information of two Sri Lankan state websites were claimed to have been leaked to a hacker forum last week, according to a cyber threat intelligence platform FalconFeeds.io.

While confirming that the Export-Import Bank of China, as the official bilateral creditor, provided a financing support document to Sri Lanka, China on Wednesday reiterated that it sees the ‘necessity of fair burden-sharing’ when it comes to Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring.

Sri Lanka were all out for 355 in the first innings against New Zealand on Friday after their last four wickets added 50 runs on the second morning of the first Test.

The government will bring in an anti-corruption bill to Parliament shortly, as agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) when entering a staff-level agreement last September, Cabinet Spokesperson Minister Bandula Gunawardana said.

Large–scale Chinese companies are to invest in Sri Lanka, the Chinese Embassy in Sri Lanka said today.

No one brings the victory and benefits covered with roses to your doorstep even for a small things it can be achieved only with scarification, hands to gather, sometimes victory/achievement take blood and lives as bribery.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday expressed confidence in Sri Lanka’s female population supporting the government’s reform programme where efforts are underway to rebuild the collapsed economy.