By GEORGE BRAINE In 1989, while finishing graduate studies at the University of Texas, at Austin, I accepted a teaching job in Alabama, where license plates...
A Reflection By Ashley de Vos Tourism, as we have observed on many occasions, is a fickle industry. It is easy to disrupt the industry, all...
By Dulip Jayawardena The recent collapse of a five-storey building in Kandy has caused much concern among the residents around the district, especially those who have...
SOUTH ASIA By Dr Shershah Syed (Illustration by Samiah Bilal) Doctors and patients have a life-long relationship. People need doctors when they become sick. Doctors treat...
by J. A. A. S. Ranasisnghe Productivity Specialist and Management Consultant It is heartening to note that President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has re-galvanized the Export Development Council...
by Gnana Moonesinghe This is written as a tribute to my friend Dr Upen de Zylva who passed away a few days ago and who throughout...
– A gateway to find suitable jobs, the newly launched National Skills Passport facilitates easier matching of skills for future employment while promoting Sri Lanka as...
The first article in this annual is by Ven Siri Vajiraramaye Nanasiha Thera on ‘Taming the Animal Within’. He cites the Buddha in a sermon directed...
by Vijaya Chandrasoma Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg passed away on Friday, September 18, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. She was 87-years old, and had...
Mussolini the prototype authoritarian did not take power in a coup by Kumar David The authoritarian most pertinent to the Sri Lanka scene today is not...