Tea bushes amidst weeds and other wild plants in the Ratnapura district. Tea smallholders in the area have been affected by a combination of lack of weedicides like Glyphosate and prices.

Pic by M.A. Pushpa Kumara   

Strict regime for SL’s money brokers

Gold smugglers help jewellers keep heads above water

Govt. considers leasing East Terminal for 35 years

VAT removed on doctors’ consultations

Helitours off the radar since May 2

Equality for female migrant workers

Village in the Jungle

Welenda.com, new marketplace for local businesses to reach international market

More than 10,000 social enterprises operate in Sri Lanka

Alliance Finance helps plant over 150 trees on World Environment Day

Glyphosate thro’ CPC

“China can be a ‘big bully’, says top bureaucrat”

Colombo needs better, managed parking

Global Top 100 companies reach record $20 trillion: PwC

Four trade unions object to new Decent Work programme

Maliyadeva Girls’ College wins SLIIT’s soft skills competition

Licence to motor trade; the need of the hour

Vehicle import expenditure rises with rupee depreciation

DIMO digitalises delivery and transportation of goods

Motor traders to prepare sustainable industry masterplan

Polaris Sri Lanka rides high on all-terrain vehicles

INSEE Ecocycle Lanka launched for industrial waste management solutions

ITC hotel and Sapphire Residences ready by 2021

Sri Lanka moving on a private sector-led growth path

Central Bank seeking another US$100 m to resurrect ETIFL

Jeevan Gnanam takes over as SLASSCOM Chairman

National policy to open skies

LOLC Insurance’s Bancassurance agreement with ComBank

New CEO, COO at Commercial Bank

Integrated Reporting necessary to expose waste and corruption

Lanka Credit takes over failed CFCL finance company

Asia Securities judged best research team at CFA’s Capital Market Awards