by Charitha P. de Silva 1982 was an historic year for Aitken Spence. It was the year that we went public. Earlier in the years I...
by Kumar David Polite commentators are bashful and write in the future tense. They avoid the present and prefer “on edge”, “critical” and “reeling”, but this...
By Sumi Moonesinghe narated to Savitri Rodrigo I was 17, one entire year younger than those allowed to get into university in Sri Lanka. But I...
Capacity building in Science & Technology in SL holds its first convocation by Prof. Veranja Karunaratne, Vice Chancellor, SLINTEC Academy SLINTEC Academy is having its first...
by Jayantha Jayewardene Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, and even before that as Serendib and Taprobane, has different types of jungle that are of great...
by Dr. Duke Ebenezer Sumi is clever and wise, magnanimous and kind, benevolent and practical, humorous and witty, single-minded and ambitious. But also somewhat impatient, uniquely...
CONFESSIONS OF A GLOBAL GYPSY By Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality Forum...
Life, at least in the West, seems to be returning to near normal. Award ceremonies which were either canceled or streamed, are now opening doors of...
– Oh! To be in Lanka, now that April’s here by ECB Wijeyesinghe This (the article was written in April 1978 – editor) is a month...
by Gamini Seneviratne Jaffna was probably where the Kachcheri and its adjuncts in district administration functioned most smoothly. The GA enjoyed two advantages: ‘the ordinary people’ looked...