- September 17, 20250 CommentSri Lanka’s popular PHOENIX products feature at Saudi INDEX Expo – 2025 in RiyadhRIYADH-Sri Lanka’s reputed Phoenix company products were featured at the INDEX Saudi ArabiaExpo 2025 held from 09–11 September 2025 at Front Exhibition and Conference Centre inRiyadh. Ambassador of Sri Lanka to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Ameer Ajwad officiallyopened the Phoenix pavilion at the Expo. During the occasion, Ambassador pointed out thatsuch international trade fairs...Business, Economy
- September 17, 20250 CommentU.S. Embassy Supports Sri Lanka with Concessions Training on Ports Law to Strengthen Transparent, Sustainable InfrastructureCOLOMBO, Sri Lanka (September 16, 2025) – The U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka, through the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP), hosted a specialized workshop in Colombo from September 8–10 that brought together legal experts from the Sri Lanka Ports Authority and the Attorney General’s Department. The program aimed to strengthen Sri...Local
- September 17, 20250 CommentZEISS Launches MyoCare Lenses in Sri Lanka to Safeguard Children’s VisionCOLOMBO : ZEISS, a global leader and a pioneer of science in optics and optoelectronics, has announced the launch of its ZEISS MyoCare lenses in Sri Lanka, bringing advanced myopia management solutions for children across the country.The launch event, ‘ZEISS Innovation Summit’ took place at the Cinnamon Life, where more than 200 leading opticians, hospital...Business, Economy
- September 17, 20250 CommentKeheliya and 11 others released on bail in fake medicine caseCOLOMBO ; The Colombo High Court Trial at bar on Tuesday, sept.16 released on bail 12 suspects, including former Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella. These suspects were arrested and remanded in connection with a case involving the procurement of fake medicine. After extensive deliberation, the Colombo High Court Trial at bar granted bail to the 12...Local
- September 17, 20250 CommentLanka’s former presidents yet to lose more perks, privilegesCOLOMBO : The Sri Lankan government has begun implementing the newly passed law that revokes special privileges previously granted to former Presidents, including the use of official residences. Cabinet Spokesperson Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa highlighted that some former Presidents have lived in government residences for decades, even after retirement, citing examples of individuals who held office...Loc
