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The $4.3 Billion Plan to Rebuild After Cyclone Ditwah

$4.1 billion in damage, with infrastructure hit hardest, followed by homes, farms, and businesses.

Agricultural Sector Faces Steep Recovery After Cyclone Ditwah

A sharp drop in domestic food output must be swiftly remedied to avoid another food crisis in 2026

1.2 Million Women Affected, Zero Representation In Recovery

International commitments mandate inclusive disaster governance, but Ditwah’s response tells a different story

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Tourists Are Exploring New Towns. The Biggest Spenders Are British

Foreign earnings are rising, but the country’s dependence on a few sectors leaves it exposed.

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2025 in Numbers

Tracing the shifts beneath the headlines in markets, money, and trade

Colombo's Marginalised Under Duress

The urban regeneration project, designed to beautify the city, is sidelining residents who’ve lived there for generations

The High-Value Travellers Who Don’t Call Themselves Tourists

Aligning offerings with traveller intent can boost tourism yield

The Property Tax: Built on Guesswork, Collecting Almost Nothing

One officer’s guess can decide a property tax bill for decades. Verité Research proposes a digital fix for fairness.

Can Sri Lanka’s Welfare System Adapt to the Next Climate Crisis?

The cyclone’s aftermath reveals the fragility of the systems meant to protect those in crisis

Ditwah Leaves Borrowers in No Position To Pay

Banks and finance companies face a post-cyclone credit crunch

AI Exposure Outpaces Job Readiness

A quarter of the workforce is exposed to AI, but few are ready.

330,000 Jobs On The Line

Meeting future sustainability targets requires aligning training, industry, and policy today

NPP Government Commits To SOE Reforms Without Privatisation

A recent memorandum to the IMF focuses on SOEs

March 2025 Quarter Listed Company Earnings Up 57%

Non-Recurring Gains Buoy Earnings

Sunshine Holdings Prepares For Expansion As Stability Returns

Aligns strategy around manufacturing, exports, and efficiency

Ceylon Cold Stores' March Quarter Signals Consumption Recovery

Supermarket and manufacturing report gains

Access Engineering, IdeaNest and the Drain that Could Think

The ‘ai’ in drain and engineering solutions for a better world

Teejay Lanka's Tariff Headwinds Breakers

Constant innovation and diverse manufacturing locations and markets to soften the impact of US tariffs

Left Behind: High Costs Block Poor Kids from Pre-Primary Education

Human Rights Watch study reports a worrying trend

Mohan Pandithage on How Hayleys Outgrew Sri Lanka’s Economy

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