EDITORIALS
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Sep- 2022 -29 September
ELECTRONIC WASTE MANAGEMENT
Humans are clever and we love anything labelled ‘smart.’ Phones, watches, speakers, cameras, locks… the list goes on. Yet, how savvy
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29 September
THE SMP SECTOR
Without discernible distinction between wealthy and developing nations, COVID-19 has all but destroyed small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) worldwide. To add insult to injury
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28 September
THE IMF BAILOUT
The IMF and our government reached the much awaited staff level agreement to support Sri Lanka’s economic policies. So what does this mean for Sri Lanka? And what happens next?
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2 September
THE BIG PICTURE
SINK OR SWIM Trying to make sense of it all seems like a mission impossible, given the state of the state – albeit that there’s at least a glimmer of…
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2 September
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
Transportation is profoundly linked to all individuals due to its prominent service to the socioeconomic growth of human civilisation. From humankind’s early
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2 September
COVID-19 STATUS
The last two years and more have been extremely challenging for everyone since the world experienced a pandemic that spread to every region
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2 September
ENTERTAINMENT EVOLUTIONS
Recently, streaming giant Netflix reported that it had lost almost a million subscribers between April and July, less than what it feared – probably thanks to ‘Stranger
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Aug- 2022 -31 August
STATE OF THE NATION
Perhaps the most unprecedented happening of the past month or so was the eviction of a sitting executive president by dint of concerted people’s action
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31 August
THE BODY POLITIC
The ancient Greeks were the first to introduce the concept of democracy. It means that the citizens of a country must play an active role in how their nation
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Jul- 2022 -28 July
STATE OF THE NATION
It was the best and worst of times. On the one hand, a sovereign nation defaulting on its external debt for the first time, misled by
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