Royal International School (RIS) in Kurunegala extends a helping hand to Wa/Sri Rahula Vidyalaya in Weragala through their ‘RIS Manussakama (Humanity)’ social care program. This initiative aims to improve the educational landscape within the North Western Province by providing support to schools serving underprivileged communities. Responding to a request from Sri Rahula Vidyalaya’s Principal, Ashoka
Seylan Credit Cards and Hayleys Solar have joined forces once again to extend their successful partnership. This collaboration empowers customers with convenient Easy Payment Plans when purchasing solar power units from Hayleys Solar, a leading Sri Lankan solar provider, using their Seylan Credit Cards. This initiative comes at a crucial time, with rising electricity costs
Cargills Food & Beverages Limited, the company behind the popular KIST brand in Sri Lanka, is launching a new line of exotic sauces called KIST Squeeasy Buddy. This collection, packaged in convenient squeezable bottles, aims to cater to the diverse culinary needs of modern consumers. Expanding KIST’s Reach Known for its classic sauces like Tomato,
Sri Lankan e-commerce leader, Kapruka.com, unveiled its new platform, Kapruka Partner-Central, on February 29th, aiming to empower businesses and revolutionize the online selling experience. This launch event, held at the Lotus Tower in Colombo, marks a significant step towards creating a more inclusive and dynamic e-commerce ecosystem in Sri Lanka. A Platform Built for Partnership
Turkey’s battle against inflation took a sharp turn for the worse in February, with the annual rate surging to a 15-month high of 67.07%. This exceeded analyst expectations and reignited concerns about the effectiveness of the central bank’s monetary policy strategy. The Turkish Statistical Institute’s announcement on Monday revealed a steeper-than-anticipated rise in inflation compared
Sri Lanka’s national carrier, SriLankan Airlines, is undergoing a significant restructuring effort to attract new investors. The government aims to make the airline more appealing by absorbing a substantial portion of its debt and implementing cost-cutting measures. The government plans to absorb $512 million of the airline’s debt, hoping to reduce the overall burden to