EDITORIALS
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Sep- 2022 -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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28 July
AGENTS OF CHANGE
The slogan ‘you’ve messed with the wrong generation’ couldn’t have evaded your eyes or eluded your ears if you have driven past GotaGoGama.
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28 July
GEN Z PERSPECTIVES
Sri Lanka boasts a glorious history that dates back to 161 BCE when great kings such as Dutugemunu and Parakramabahu VI ruled the land
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28 July
HEALTHCARE CRISIS
“The government’s solution to a problem is usually as bad as the problem,” says Milton Friedman. And his words are the absolute truth with regard to Sri Lanka
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28 July
GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
Humans have always acknowledged that there is more to language than words and phrases. Nonverbal communication such as body language, gestures, facial expressions
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28 July
THE BIG PICTURE
If you are helming a public company (let’s call it Government Inc.) that is all but bankrupt and your shareholders (i.e. the public) ask you to quit
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