Sri Lanka’s electricity sector enters 2026 with a proposed tariff adjustment from the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), submitted to the
Economic and social infrastructure forms the backbone of any nation’s development. In Sri Lanka, these sectors often referred to as
A Critical Juncture for Sri Lanka’s Energy Future Sri Lanka stands at a decisive moment in its development journey. The
Sri Lanka’s repeated railway disruptions following extreme weather events have renewed scrutiny of a long-standing structural issue: the continued reliance
Wetlands are often misunderstood in Sri Lanka. Many see them as wastelands, but in reality they are life-saving ecosystems. They
Cyclone Ditwah has left Sri Lanka grappling with one of its most severe natural disasters in recent history. With many
Cyclone Ditwah has emerged as one of the most devastating climate events in Sri Lanka’s recent history. As of early
Cyclone Ditwah has done more than disrupt daily life. It has exposed the fragility of Sri Lanka’s infrastructure a system
When a cyclone tears through a country, the immediate images are always the same; fallen trees, flooded homes, damaged roads,
Cyclone Ditwah will be remembered not only for the devastation it caused, but for what it exposed: Sri Lanka’s disaster-management