Sri Lanka, June 16 -- Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) General Secretary Ranjit Madumma Bandara announced today that the party membership of six members in Dambulla Pradeshiya Sabha have been suspended fo... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 13 -- The present government has seemingly forgotten its pledge to establish a special prosecution office to bring those responsible for the Easter Sunday bomb attacks to justice, Arch... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 11 -- Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) ally Tamil Progressive Alliance (TPA) met former President Ranil Wickremeisnghe at his Flower Road office yesterday to discuss several political issu... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 11 -- The decision by Customs officers to subject all containers to stringent inspections following the controversial clearing of 323 containers has led to significant delays at the Co... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 6 -- MP Dayasiri Jayasekara said he has been summoned by the CID to testify on the 323 containers allegedly cleared without security checks. "I have been asked appear at 1 PM today,"... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 6 -- Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya informed Parliament today that several files from the Anti-Corruption Committee Office, which operated under the Prime Minister's Office during t... Read More
Sri Lanka, June 2 -- Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) MP Dr. Kavinda Jayawardene, who is infected with Chikungunya, called upon all parties for quick and effective action while shedding politics aside to ... Read More
Srilanka, June 1 -- The Election Commission has gazetted the names of members who have been elected to the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC), it was reported today. As per the gazette notification the... Read More
Srilanka, June 1 -- Names of more than 164 local bodies have been gazetted by the Commission of Elections today. This includes D.P. Shantha as the Mayor of the Dehiwala Mount Lavinia Municipal Counc... Read More
Colombo, May 31 -- Restrictions applied to local students to universities other than the state-owned ones will push Sri Lankan students into the wilderness, a former Education Minister said yesterday.... Read More