Consequently, upon the end of a 30 year civil war, Sri Lanka’s economy has grown at an average 6 percent per annum over the last six years, implying a peace dividend and a policy direction towards infrastructure development. Sri Lanka’s economy has changed from a predominantly rural-based ...
The quality of life in Sri Lanka is among the highest in the developing world based on indicators such as its average life expectancy of seventy years, a relatively low infant mortality rate, and a well-developed infrastructure that provides safe drinking water and latrines to at least two-thi...
Given a little more experience and common sense, Zimbabwe could actually have won two, if not three, of the matches, but when you average only 128 an innings, it is always going to be an uphill battle. more.. Oil minister still in office: report Dec 1 (LBO) Sri Lanka's petroleum ...
Among most families in Sri Lanka, if family favoritism is not followed, that person is considered disgraceful. There is a mental gap or deficiency in this respect that should be changed. Family favoritism goes into political favoritism. A political party is virtually considered as an extended fami...
Sri Lanka, over the years , has earned the good will of the Third World as a non aligned country fiercely supporting just struggle for freedom and democracy all over the third world. On top of all is it possible for Sri Lanka, with its age oldhistoric ties with the island, its...
Sri Lanka Non Life Insurance: General: Loss Reserve data was reported at 27,171.000 LKR mn in Dec 2016. This records an increase from the previous number of 15,446.000 LKR mn for Dec 2015. Sri Lanka Non Life Insurance: General: Loss Reserve data is updat
Ms Fonseka acknowledges that CIMA is a course of study that is agreeable to the Average student, since a person can do it at his/her own pace. more.. Lanka’s faustian bargain Jan 18 (AT) Total subjugation to the LTTE is the price Vellupillai Pirapaharan demanded of and extracted from...
Sri Lanka has achieved an expectation of life at birth of 68 years with an annual per capita income of U.S.$330 and no greater provision of health services than most countries at that income level. This paper records the investigation of how such success has been attained. A collaborative ...
The older people in this age group were not having regular means of income and most have to depend on their children for financial support, with no public ‘old-age/retirement’ pension provision in Sri Lanka setting. This should bring new high-level policies and strategies to ensure the ...
Following the bond exchange, Sri Lanka will achieve under the baseline scenario approximately US$9.5 billion in debt service payment reduction over the four-year IMF program period, a 31% reduction in the coupon rate of its bonds, and an extension of the average maturity profile of m...