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Christmas amidst doom and gloom - Vimarsana News

Christmas amidst doom and gloom

Saturday 25th December, 2021 A blessed day dawns today, when the birth of a messenger of peace is celebrated the world over. The prevailing global health emergency has caused celebrations to be low-keyed again, but the spirit and meaning of the holy occasion remain undiminished. There is much more to Christmas than heavily commercialised festivity. […]

Source: island.lk
Sri Lankan officials plot to pay off country's £190m oil debt with supplies of TEA - Vimarsana News

Sri Lankan officials plot to pay off country's £190m oil debt with supplies of TEA

Sri Lanka is hoping to send £3.8million worth of tea each month to repay Iran for oil purchases over the last four years. At that rate, it will take more than four years to repay the £190million debt.

Record Sri Lanka inflation as food crisis looms - Vimarsana News

Record Sri Lanka inflation as food crisis looms

Sri Lanka’s inflation hit a record 11.1 percent in November, official figures showed Wednesday, as authorities warned a worsening economic… Continue reading Record Sri Lanka inflation as food crisis looms

Record Sri Lanka inflation as food crisis looms - Vimarsana News

Record Sri Lanka inflation as food crisis looms

Sri Lanka's inflation hit a record 11.1 percent in November, official figures showed Wednesday, as authorities warned a worsening economic crisis could prompt

Record Sri Lanka Inflation As Food Crisis Looms - Vimarsana News

Record Sri Lanka Inflation As Food Crisis Looms

Sri Lanka's inflation hit a record 11.1 percent in November, official figures showed Wednesday, as authorities warned a worsening economic crisis could prompt further food rationing.

Source: ndtv.com