
Rebuilding After the Cyclone: Why Recovery Must Start With People, Not Projects
When a cyclone tears through a country, the immediate images are always the same; fallen trees, flooded homes, damaged roads,

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

As of November 28, 2025, Sri Lanka is confronting one of its most dangerous weather events in recent years. Cyclone

Analyzing the Push for Surveillance as a Solution to Gender-Based Violence The announcement by Transport Minister Bimal Ratnayake on November

Sri Lanka officially launched its pilot project to enable bus fare payments via bank cards today, November 24, 2025. This

Small and medium enterprises form the backbone of Sri Lanka’s economy. They account for more than 75% of all businesses

A comprehensive analysis of how the government’s second national budget will impact everyday life, livelihoods, and the future of average

Why Sri Lanka Should Embrace Solar Power? – In the sweltering heat of the tropics, where the sun beats down

Sri Lanka’s railway network, once a proud symbol of affordable connectivity and scenic travel, is now increasingly defined by delays,

The Sri Lankan government’s proposal to extend school hours has ignited a heated debate across the education sector, with teachers’