A university degree once appeared to offer a fairly clear path into professional work. That path is becoming less certain. An IMF Finance & Development report warns that a record number of young people are entering developing-country labour markets just as AI, slower economic growth and skills gaps are changing the jobs available to new graduates.
Sri Lanka has connected the first project in a programme targeting 300 MW of ground-mounted solar. The milestone is important, but the harder energy transition is beginning: building a grid capable of absorbing increasingly variable renewable power without excessive curtailment, instability or unnecessary cost.
An older generation remembers bus crews who knew their passengers by name. Gen Z grew up expecting chaos, noise and uncertainty. As Sri Lanka introduces Metro buses, perhaps the biggest change is not the vehicle, but the culture around public transport.
Sri Lanka upgraded to upper middle income economy by World Bank. The World Bank Group has updated its annual Country
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Mission Chief Evan Papageorgiou, concluded IMF staff visit to Sri Lanka on
Aswesuma Double Payment Error | The Finance Ministry and the Welfare Benefits Board have admitted to a significant blunder in
Sri Lanka’s public transport system carries millions of commuters every day, serving as the backbone of urban and inter-city mobility.
Sri Lanka regional economy is becoming a bigger story as growth patterns shift beyond Colombo. Provincial GDP data, local business
Sri Lanka reintroduced the QR-based National Fuel Pass system on 15 March 2026 to manage limited fuel stocks during the
Summary of the analysis China continues to lead the world in solar energy as of 2026. In 2025, the country