EXECUTIVE HEALTH
A few of my colleagues are approaching their sixties this year so I thought it’s a good time to reflect on the phenomenon of ageing.
SANASA DEVELOPMENT BANK
Q: How would you describe the banking sector in Sri Lanka? A: My initial observation…
SAKYA HIGHER EDUCATION GROUP
Q: What compelled you to join the education sector and how would you describe the…
LIFE
I don’t have any but love to spend time with my childhood classmates – Anuradha and Sonali – and meet up with them every month
ERITREA TODAY
The state of Eritrea lies in northeast Africa along a peninsula known in pop culture as the Horn of Africa. It shares borders with Ethiopia, Sudan and Djibouti
THE WORKPLACE
In a previous edition of LMD, we discussed the uncanny nexus between employees and customers. We said that while engaging employees may be easier than delighting customers
IFS
Q: In what way is modular manufacturing driving change in the construction landscape? A: To…
TRADE AGREEMENTS
The recent constitutional crisis, which lasted for as long as 52 days from 26 October last year, was an eye-opener for many citizens about the fragile nature of politics and potential for instability in Sri Lanka.
AGRARIAN RESOURCES
Social capital initiatives at national and local levels have been associated with various measures including mortality, health status, teen births and crime rates
MIND MATTERS
While working on an important matter recently, I had to go back and forth in my mind trying to come up with some meaningful answers.
BANKING SECTOR
Banks play a crucial role in the country’s economy, contributing to approximately 60 percent of GDP and employing around 40 percent of the national workforce.
HOSPITALITY SECTOR
Having hosted 2.3 million tourist arrivals last year and as we target year on year growth of 30 percent in 2019, executing a streamlined destination marketing strategy is of paramount importance.
EDUCATING SRI LANKA
The British taught us to behave graciously if we lost at anything competitive. We were supposed to be good sports in the face of adversity
EQUALITY UNCOVERED
The sexist and divisive Indian caste system originated in Hinduism. Its ancient texts make mention of the Brahmins (scholars and priests), Kshatriyas
