Kaspersky reveals over 3.9m local malware incidents in Sri Lanka

As cyber threats continue to grow in scale globally, new data highlights that local malware infections remain a persistent risk for users in Sri Lanka. According to Kaspersky, which detected an average of half a million malicious files every day worldwide in 2025, offline infection vectors continue to contribute significantly to the regional threat landscape.  […]

MAP: Flood Impacts on Agriculture Across Sri Lanka

New data from the Department of Agriculture, compiled with FAO support, highlights the scale of flood impacts on agriculture across Sri Lanka. The maps show flood-affected areas of paddy, vegetables, and other field crops, with the most significant damage concentrated in several major agricultural districts. These impacts threaten livelihoods, food production, and household food security, […]

Lion Brewery reaffirms commitment to flood resilience and community support in Biyagama

Lion Brewery (Ceylon) PLC (Lion) reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening community partnerships through its flood response efforts and ongoing work to build long-term flood resilience and community support in Biyagama, home to the Company’s core operations. During the recent floods along the Kelani River, Lion supported the Biyagama community throughout the emergency response and recovery […]

Sri Lanka records 5.4-pct GDP growth rate for third quarter of 2025

The Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) Sri Lanka, has released the estimated Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at current price and at constant (2015) price in Production approach and the other macroeconomic indicators for the third quarter (1st July to 30th September) of 2025. The GDP for the third quarter of 2025 at constant price […]

World Bank is making up to USD120 mn in emergency support available by repurposing funds

In response to the Government’s request, the World Bank is making up to US$120 million in emergency support available by repurposing funds from ongoing projects, the World Bank said in a statement. This will support recovery and help restore essential services and infrastructure—including health care, water, education, agriculture, and connectivity—in the areas hit hardest by […]

City of Dreams Sri Lanka marks first christmas in Colombo

City of Dreams Sri Lanka is marking an important milestone this December as it celebrates its first Christmas in Colombo, closing out the year with a thoughtful and community-centred festive program. In a season where many Sri Lankans are seeking moments of connection, hope, and togetherness, City of Dreams Sri Lanka has curated experiences across […]

Small Investors For Polytunnel Agriculture in the Northern Province

By Jekhan Aruliah Nirojan comes from a family of farmers. Born in 1990, his parents farmed two acres of banana and chillies in Killinochchi. Like hundreds of thousands of others during the Sri Lankan Civil War they became IDPs (IDP, Internally Displaced Persons, refugees in their own country). Streams of people fleeing first from their […]

Rebuilding Housing Post-Ditwah: Lessons from Sri Lanka’s Tsunami Experience

By Dr Nisha Arunatilake, Director of Research, Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS) The Ditwah Cyclone ranks second only to the December 2004 Tsunami in terms of damage to housing in Sri Lanka’s recent history. According to the government’s Disaster Management Centre, as of 9th  December 2025, 86,488 houses were partially or fully […]

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