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Discussions with SL authorities constructive and productive: IMF team

The IMF team that concluded their visit to Sri Lanka said that they had constructive and productive discussions with the Sri Lankan authorities on economic policies and reforms to be supported by an IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement and also said Executive Board approval would require adequate financing assurances from Sri Lanka’s creditors that debt sustainability will be restored and far-reaching tax reforms are urgently needed.

Discussions with SL authorities constructive and productive: IMF team

The IMF team that concluded their visit to Sri Lanka said that they had constructive and productive discussions with the Sri Lankan authorities on economic policies and reforms to be supported by an IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement and also said Executive Board approval would require adequate financing assurances from Sri Lanka’s creditors that debt sustainability will be restored and far-reaching tax reforms are urgently needed.

Discussions with SL authorities constructive and productive: IMF team

The IMF team that concluded their visit to Sri Lanka said that they had constructive and productive discussions with the Sri Lankan authorities on economic policies and reforms to be supported by an IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement and also said Executive Board approval would require adequate financing assurances from Sri Lanka’s creditors that debt sustainability will be restored and far-reaching tax reforms are urgently needed.

Mobilise the entire nation to oust the present ruler: Anura

‘Leader of the Jathika Jana Balwegaya Anura Kumara Dissanayake said his party was planning to mobilize the entire nation to oust the present rule and requested the people to be prepared for that campaign.

Diesel shipment due mid July and Petrol by July 22

Prime Minister’s advisior Sagala Ratnayake today said that a Diesel shipment containing 30,000 metric tons was due between July 11-15 and a Petrol shipment from India is due by July 22 although the government is trying to source a Petrol shipment by July 10.

Diesel shipment due mid July and Petrol by July 22

Prime Minister’s advisior Sagala Ratnayake today said that a Diesel shipment containing 30,000 metric tons was due between July 11-15 and a Petrol shipment from India is due by July 22 although the government is trying to source a Petrol shipment by July 10.

President to visit UAE to procure fuel: Mahindananda

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa was expected to visit United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the near future to procure fuel, Parliamentarian Mahindananda Aluthgamage said yesterday.

President to visit UAE to procure fuel: Mahindananda

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa was expected to visit United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the near future to procure fuel, Parliamentarian Mahindananda Aluthgamage said yesterday.

'Stop the vehicles protest' begins at 10 am

The US Embassy in Sri Lanka yesterday announced regarding an on-the-spot demonstration alert of a countrywide ’vehicle protest’ which is scheduled today (29), from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

'Stop the vehicles protest' begins at 10 am

The US Embassy in Sri Lanka yesterday announced regarding an on-the-spot demonstration alert of a countrywide ’vehicle protest’ which is scheduled today (29), from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Seven institutions incl. BOI, Port City under Dhammika Perera’s ministry

An extraordinary gazette notification has been issued detailing institutional and legal framework of Dhammika Perera who was sworn in as the Investment Promotion Minister.

It’s not lockdown, but working from home until July 10: Harin

Tourism Minister Harin Fernando said this is not a lockdown situation but it’s working from home until July 10.

It’s not lockdown, but working from home until July 10: Harin

Tourism Minister Harin Fernando said this is not a lockdown situation but it’s working from home until July 10.

No fuel for private vehicles, only essential services

The cabinet of ministers today decided to issue fuel only for essential services from mid night today(27) until July 10, Cabinet spokesman Minister Bandula Gunawardane said.

SL runs out of fuel and no new shipments ordered

Sri Lanka has run out of fuel as only 1,100 tonnes of petrol and 7,500 tonnes of diesel are remaining which is not even sufficient to last the country for a day, highly placed sources from the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) Trade Union told Daily Mirror last evening.

No point queuing up at petrol sheds: Bowser Assn.

There is no use of queuing for petrol as stocks of fuel in hand with Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) storage facilities have run out, the Ceylon Petroleum Private Bowser Owners Association (CPPBOA) said.

No point queuing up at petrol sheds: Bowser Assn.

There is no use of queuing for petrol as stocks of fuel in hand with Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) storage facilities have run out, the Ceylon Petroleum Private Bowser Owners Association (CPPBOA) said.

Further delay in Petrol, Diesel and CrudeOil Shipments: Minister

Power and Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekera said that Ceylon Petroleum Corparation (CPC) has informed him that the suppliers that had confirmed Petrol, Diesel and CrudeOil Shipments to arrive earlier this week and next week has communicated the inability to fulfill the deliveries on time for banking and logistic reasons.

Power cut experience for Australian cricketers

Few players of the visiting Australian Cricket team including Pat Cummins too have experienced the ongoing power cuts in Sri Lanka during a visit to a local restaurant earlier this week, a visiting cricketer revealed.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Cabraal claims Central Bank has returned to ‘fixing’ exchange rate via ‘guidance’ rate

Former Central Bank (CB) Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal claims that CB has returned to fixing the rupee/dollar exchange rate through the introduction of the so-called ‘guidance’ rate which he views as similar to the fixed rate adopted by the CB under his predecessor Prof.W.D. Lakshman.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Consumption of Illicit liquor trending: Excise warns

The Department of Excise warned that the production and consumption of harmful illicit liquor is dangerously trending in the country as ‘tipplers’ are unable to continue buying their regular legally produced alcoholic beverage owing to skyrocketing prices.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Fuel prices to increase tomorrow?

According to Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) sources, the fuel price increase will take effect tomorrow.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

SL’s sorry plight - who is to blame?

Current Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, showing a gloomy picture of Sri Lanka’s immediate future presently is also no ’Mr. Clean’

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Teams from US Treasury and India will arrive here: PM

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe today said that officials from the US Department of Treasury and India will visit Sri Lanka to discuss the economic situation in the country.

Teams from US Treasury and India will arrive here: PM

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe today said that officials from the US Department of Treasury and India will visit Sri Lanka to discuss the economic situation in the country.

Top level Indian delegation to visit SL tomorrow on special aircraft for 3 hours

A top level Indian government delegation led by Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran will arrive in Sri Lanka tomorrow (June 23) on a special aircraft to assess the ground situation here in pursuit of further economic assistance, Daily Mirror learns.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Top level Indian delegation to visit SL tomorrow on special aircraft for 3 hours

A top level Indian government delegation led by Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran will arrive in Sri Lanka tomorrow (June 23) on a special aircraft to assess the ground situation here in pursuit of further economic assistance, Daily Mirror learns.

CA orders Magistrate to make fresh orders against Johnston

The Court of Appeal today held that Colombo Fort Magistrate should make fresh orders in terms of law when MP Johnston Fernando appears before court in due course in connection with the attacks took place at Galle Face.

CA orders Magistrate to make fresh orders against Johnston

The Court of Appeal today held that Colombo Fort Magistrate should make fresh orders in terms of law when MP Johnston Fernando appears before court in due course in connection with the attacks took place at Galle Face.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Dhammika Perera gives undertaking not to take oaths as MP until SC decides

Businessman Dhammika Perera through his lawyer today gave an undertaking before Supreme Court that he would not to take oaths as a Member of Parliamentarian or a government Minister until Supreme Court make an order regarding several Fundamental Rights petitions filed challenging his appointment as a MP.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Finance Ministry Secy. late to attend IMF meeting due to protest: 21 protesters arrested

Twenty-one persons including a Buddhist monk were arrested by the Police and the STF for blocking two entrances to the Finance Ministry and the Presidential Secretariat.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

No lockdown planned

Government officials today said that no curfew or lockdown had been planned in the coming days but schools would switch to an online learning method and government employees would begin a work-from-home policy for two weeks.

No lockdown planned

Government officials today said that no curfew or lockdown had been planned in the coming days but schools would switch to an online learning method and government employees would begin a work-from-home policy for two weeks.

Police to use minimal force against violence near petrol sheds

The Ministry of Public Security has instructed the police to use minimal force against those who behave violently near filling stations and during protests.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis

May 9 unrest: Over 1,000 suspects still in remand custody

Around 2,725 individuals have been arrested until this morning in connection with various charges following the violent incidents that have taken place across the country since May 9.

SL’s average household income makes shocking revelation about poverty level

Sri Lanka’s average monthly household income was estimated at Rs. 76,414 prior to the country’s economy fell deep into a recession and incomes deteriorated in the two years of the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, according to Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) data.

Food crisis likely to affect around four to five million people - PM

A committee headed by Parliamentarian Nimal Lansa to be appointed to look into mitigation efforts of food crisis