EDITORIALS
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Mar- 2023 -23 March
STATE OF THE NATION
Traditional ‘new year’ is a time for assessment of 365 days past, prospects ahead and present stocktaking. Some civilisations identified a scapegoat on whom
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20 March
E-COMMERCE REVOLUTION
Sri Lanka is like a classic recipe: rich in flavour and steeped in tradition. But like any new ingredient that can elevate the taste of a dish
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2 March
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PRESIDENTIAL DICHOTOMY In his speech to mark the opening of yet another session of parliament on 8 February, President Ranil
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2 March
STATE OF THE NATION
Since time immemorial, humankind’s symbol for March has been two fish swimming head to tail in pursuit of the same goals; but somehow
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1 March
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
The largest and most disruptive generation ever will soon constitute the global workforce, which means that the future of work will depend on it
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Feb- 2023 -25 February
WORK-LIFE BALANCE
The need to maintain a healthy equilibrium between one’s professional and personal life has long been an issue of concern
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2 February
STATE OF THE NATION
A Sri Lanka free of colonial shackles awaits conversion of an IMF staff-level cheque bankrolling the nation’s food bills into the safer hard currency
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1 February
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
Last year was an economically devastating one for Sri Lanka. Though 2022 began with hope and optimism in terms of
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1 February
FISCAL POLICY
Sri Lankans will need to work together and put in a mammoth effort in 2023 to rekindle the economy and foster growth – and ensure that it is inclusive
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Jan- 2023 -28 January
THE BIG PICTURE
TWIN EVILS “Reducing corruption vulnerabilities through improving fiscal transparency and public financial management,
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