Sri Lanka’s credit rating may rise as Moody’s recognizes bond restructuring efforts, boosting investor confidence and economic recovery.

GCE Advanced Level exams rescheduled to December due to adverse weather. New dates ensure clarity and student well-being.

World Bank pledges to assist Sri Lanka with innovative solutions in education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.

Sri Lanka faces six deaths and widespread damage due to adverse weather. Thousands relocated as storms intensify.

Sri Lanka sees a rise in tourist arrivals, reaching 1.7M in 2024. India remains the top market, boosting growth prospects.

President directs swift relief for disaster-hit areas, emphasizing grassroots mechanisms and secure facilities for affected individuals.

A/L exams resumption date will be announced on November 29th after assessing the weather situation, ensuring student safety.

Australia pledges technical support for Sri Lanka’s "Clean Sri Lanka" initiative in security, maritime, and modernization efforts.

Sri Lanka’s bond restructuring marks a milestone in economic recovery, with President urging creditor cooperation for future progress.

Flights to Bandaranaike Airport diverted to Mattala and India due to severe weather, ensuring passenger safety and smooth operations.