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  • Nov- 2022 -
    28 November

    EDUCATING SRI LANKA

    ON THE FAST TRACK AGAIN It’s possible the English medium may be reintroduced at last BY Goolbai Gunasekara I could hardly believe my eyes a few weeks ago when I…

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  • 1 November

    THE INNOVATIVE EDGE

    DISRUPTION FOR NORMALCY Pilar Diaz says that femtech is radically transforming the way we approach feminine hygiene “The story of femtech is one of disruption and transformation to make life…

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  • Oct- 2022 -
    27 October

    YOUTH FORUM

    Sri Lanka has reached a somewhat satisfactory stage in aspects of healthcare due to an efficient vaccination system that’s been operating in the island

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  • 27 October

    LIVING GALLERY

    Meet Sadé Greenwood – the fun, adventurous, bubbly, stubborn (her words, not ours!) and courageous young woman who has taken Sri Lanka by storm

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  • 27 October

    SO SRI LANKA

    Once an isolated village shut away from the world due to its hilly surrounds and the encircling Badulu Oya, and then popularised by the British as the last station

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  • Sep- 2022 -
    29 September

    MOST RESPECTED ENTITIES ATTRIBUTE RANKINGS

    The 18th Annual edition of LMD’s Most Respected rankings for 2022 – which is based on a survey of corporate executives

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  • 29 September

    THE INNOVATIVE EDGE

    From taboo to table talk and beyond, the importance of recognising mental health in corporate life is slowly but surely gaining traction in Sri Lanka’s

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  • 29 September

    YOUTH FORUM

    Good is seen in the unity among people when facing common challenges such as the ongoing economic crisis. The availability

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  • 29 September

    LIVING GALLERY

    He is not the future of Sri Lankan cricket. He is the now. Call him a freak of nature, a wizard or a prodigy if you will... but Wanindu Hasaranga…

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  • 29 September

    EXECUTIVE HEALTH

    The term ‘anaemia’ is derived from two Greek words – an (meaning ‘without’) and haima (which means ‘blood’). So anaemia translates into ‘lacking blood.’

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