by Capt. Elmo Jayawardena I remember a Christmas a long time ago. I was in my teens; my father was unemployed and things at home were...
Part 30 PASSIONS OF A GLOBAL HOTELIER Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality...
By Ifham Nizam Sri Lanka, often celebrated for its verdant landscapes and diverse wildlife, holds a lesser-known treasure within its waters and riparian zones: dragonflies and damselflies. These...
by Palitha Senanayake The United Nations Human Rights Council at its 57th session adopted a resolution extending the mandate of the Office of the High Commissioner...
Cass has always maintained that if you want a job done well give it to a woman. Of course, there will be exceptions but generally that...
Looking at foreign policy questions from a feminist viewpoint may strike many in even the world of democracy as quite a new approach to studying external...
Most of us are familiar with the name Don Sherman, from Melbourne, Australia, who is also known as the ‘Singing Chef,’ but I doubt Sri Lankans...
I’m glad The Island readers liked my Beauty Tips last week – Beat the Heat – and requested for a few more Face Packs to Beat...
Alternate Space ‘To prove that degrees, per se, are worthless. Often, they are honorifics of true scientists or learned scholars or inspired teachers. Much more frequently...
BY Amarasiri de Silva (Emeritus Professor, University of Peradeniya) We Sri Lankans are facing a spate of karma in climate change, and its consequences are not...