LNP – Former MP Lalith Ellawala quits politics
Former Member of Parliament Lalith Ellawala today (27) announced his decision to retire from politics.
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LNP – CSE’s ASPI continues upward momentum
The All Share Price Index (ASPI) of the Colombo Stock Exchange has recorded significant gains once again today (27).
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LNP – Oral public consultations on electricity tariffs to begin today
The oral sessions for gathering public opinions on the proposed electricity tariff revision will commence today (27).
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LNP – Govt reveals relief packages for SMEs, assistance for low-income earners
A press briefing on the economic stabilization process and the proposed relief packages for the public was held today (26)
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LNP – Couple nabbed at BIA over Rs. 1.6 billion financial fraud
A couple who are alleged to have committed financial fraud amounting Rs. 1,600 million and fled the country three years ago, have been arrested upon returning to the country
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LNP – Sri Lanka welcomes two millionth tourist in 2024
A couple from Thailand who arrived onboard a SriLankan Airlines flight today marked the two millionth tourist arrival in Sri Lanka for 2024, Sri Lanka Tourism said.
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LNP – Definite salary increase for government employees by next year: Deputy Minister
There will be a definite salary increase for government sector employees, including teachers, by next year, Deputy Minister of Economic Development Anil Jayantha Fernando said.
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LNP – National consumer prices dip once again
National consumer prices continued their descent for the third month in a row in November 2024
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LNP – Excise proposes settlement of 50% defaulted tax to restore production licence of W. M. Mendis and Co.
Making a fresh approach towards the stagnating tax issue of staggering Rs.5.8 billion defaulted by the local liquor giant W. M. Mendis and Co. Ltd.
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LNP – 18-hour water cut in several areas
The National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWS&DB) announced that the water supply to several areas in the Western Province will be suspended for 18 hours starting tomorrow morning (26).
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