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Basil prevented from leaving in the early hours: report
By Jehan Perera There is an anxious calm after the unprecedented events of July 9. The Presidential Secretariat, President’s House and Temple Trees, which contain both the prime minister’s official office and residence, are in the hands of the people rather than the rulers. The Aragalaya protesters who occupy these buildings of state coexist in […]
(UNICEF) As Sri Lanka descends further into its worst economic and political crisis in 70 years, it is children who are suffering the most. A foreign currency shortage has left the country struggling to import essential goods, pushing food and fuel prices sky-high. Staples like rice, lentils, milk
Statement signed by 15 Bishops calls for government to take drastic action to tackle economic crisis Lankan bishops have urged the government to provide a relief package for the poor amid the worst economic crisis since independence in 1948.The foreign exchange crisis has led to a shortage
Protesters, however, vowed to agitate as planned and oust Gotabaya Rajapaksa
Protesters have vowed to agitate near Presidential residence until Rajapaksa resigns
shortage in Sri Lanka. SriLankan Airlines vehemently denied the […]
Buddhist monks are angry with Rajapaksa also because people have started to turn against them for backing him
Rate hike, fuel shortage, and looming political crisis weighed on investor sentiment
Some analysts said the market was expecting a 300 basis point rate hike on Thursday
New Zealanders have been told to avoid non-essential travel to Sri Lanka due to the impacts of the economic crisis and the potential for civil unrest. An updated travel advisory issued by New Zealand today notes: Sri Lanka’s economic situation has deteriorated significantly in recent months. This has led to shortages of such basic necessities, […]
Says economy could contract 7-pct in 2022
Sri Lanka is desperate for foreign currency earnings through tourism
Fuel shortage has led the country almost to a stand still.
The country's dollar shortage has led to power cuts as the government is unable to import diesel for generation
Rehabilitation centre inmates are not considered prisonsers, officials say, though critics claim otherwise.
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Sri Lanka’s total debt burden increased to Rs 21.6 trillion by March 2022, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told Parliament today. He said that Sri Lanka needs to pay $3.4 billion between June and December this year, $5.8 billion in 2023, $4.9 billion in 2024, $6.2 billion in 2025, $4.0 billion in 2026 and $4.3 billion […]
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Economic activities have significantly slowed down due to fuel shortage.
The Supreme Court has ordered the Attorney General (AG) to submit a report on the purchasing and distribution of fuel. The court has ordered the AG to submit the report before 12th July. The order was given in response to a fundamental rights petition filed in the Supreme Court by the Bar Association of Sri […]
Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena today refused to divert from the Parliament agenda and discuss the ongoing crisis in the country. Independent MP Wimal Weerawansa questioned the failure of the Parliament to focus on the fuel issue today instead of discussing others matters. The Speaker responded saying party leaders had agreed on the agenda so he […]
The daily life of the general public is at risk of being further disrupted relative to the last week due to the limitation of transport services as a result of the fuel crisis.
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"With this, we expect to meet our needs without shortages, and also to reduce prices through competition," he said.
IMF has estimated a sharp contraction in the economic growth this year.
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IMF is expected to issue a statement on its discussions with Sri Lankan officials on Thursday.
Sri Lankans are frustrated of waiting in queues for days to buy fuel, cooking gas, kerosene