EDITORIALS
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May- 2023 -29 May
STATE OF THE NATION
VIEWPOINTS MAY THE FORCE (A NEW HOPE) BE WITH US Wijith DeChickera looks back a month and year so as to look forward with a modicum of confidence in the…
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3 May
THE BIG PICTURE
TICKING BOMB “The ongoing efforts to tackle corruption should continue, including revamping anti-corruption legislation. A more comprehensive anti-corruption reform
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3 May
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
Creative,’ ‘tech savvy’ and ‘independent’ are terms often used to describe Gen Z. Yet recently, Generation Z has been associated with mental health issues
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2 May
SOCIAL E-COMMERCE
Social media is revolutionising how we connect, and it’s not only about sharing memes and cat videos. As digital media strategist
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1 May
DIGITAL LABOUR
We often have a hazy view of what life would be like with bots – but actually, we’ve been living and working with them for quite a
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Apr- 2023 -30 April
STATE OF THE NATION
President Ranil Wickremesinghe is the toast of the town. Charitably, there are those who would raise a glass to him for securing the IMF’s US$ 3 billion
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Mar- 2023 -28 March
THE BIG PICTURE
HORIZONS Many would-be pundits continue to poke fun at the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility (EFF) – an instrument
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26 March
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
Comprising nearly two billion people, Generation Z continues to influence the world with its trending cultures and interests
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25 March
CAREER TWISTS
The demand by students and adults for counselling in the post-pandemic period has soared to new heights. I think this is the result
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24 March
PLANET EARTH
Climate conservation has finally become a global priority with extreme weather events threatening life on the planet
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