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The parents have also asked the government to step in and provide some learning materials for pupils, especially those under the CBC.

Thornton Engineering, the Nextventures owned civil engineering company, has announced the acquisition of a 100% stake in Dane Engineering (Pvt) Ltd. for Rs 350 million, creating a construction business with a combined portfolio of Rs 5.9 billion. The new entity, Thornton and Dane Engineering, expects to add new construction projects with a cumulative value of […]

SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT, Telecommunications and Mobile Services Provider has teamed up with DP Education, to launch ‘Videsa DP Education’, a dedicated educational channel on CH.215 of SLTMobitel–PEOTV, ensuring school children from Grade Five to Advanced Level have access to a high-quality learning experience with Rewind TV. The revolutionary services of SLTMobitel-PEOTV includes ‘Videsa’ a […]

Sri Lanka Chamber of Small and Medium Industries (SLCSMI), the apex body for SMEs in Sri Lanka has been at the forefront in supporting the SMEs during the pandemic. The chamber took several measures since the pandemic first hit the country in the first quarter of 2020. The Webinar series “Way Forward for SMEs” was […]

The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) announces the introduction of a new Over the Counter (OTC) Platform to facilitate the Repurchase (REPO) Transactions on Corporate Debt Securities with effect from September 16th 2021. The new OTC Platform is a significant step in the product expansion line-up of the CSE and is projected towards establishing a vibrant […]

He loved teaching so much and believed that one day, he would own a school. Mweyakye eventually made it happen

The implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) suffered a setback after the Treasury allocated only Sh1 billion.

Health authorities are scrambling to find the source of a second highly infectious strain of COVID-19 found...

A new variant of COVID-19 has been identified in Melbournes outbreak unrelated to all other cases thus far.

Australian health officials identify a Covid-19 variant in some cases found in Melbourne not linked to the current outbreak.