Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2022-12-04

• Debt-ridden CEB to be split into 15 companies
• Long-term residence visas for big-time investors in stocks, Treasury bonds and other ventures
• Colombo Port City: Regulation­s gazetted to register offshore companies
• Sarong clad betel chewing baas was the local Divisional Secretary
• Members scream of pole cats and buffaloes at debate on Wildlife Conservati­on Department expenses
• EC in collusion with Govt. to put off mini polls, charges Anura Kumara
• One-stop unit: UDA project cost doubles from Rs. 350mn to Rs. 700mn
• Robbery suspects on the prowl to sustain narcotics habit
• For this burglar in Colombo 7, it was not his day - or his night
• Tourism stakeholde­rs hopeful of a brighter 2023
• Healthcare near collapse, but Keheliya downplays crisis
• A case for DDCs
• Preaching and politics in parliament
• Rethinking the increase in electricit­y tariffs
• Internatio­nal legally binding instrument on plastic pollution in the works
• Exam candidates frown on school attendance diktat
• Microplast­ic pollution increases risks for urban fishing cats
• Prospects of receiving the IMF’s Extended Finance Facility to revive and reform economy
• Forsaking Sri Lanka, the desertion of a once fair land
• Killing Twitter
• Date confirmed for RTC Governor’s Cup 2023
• UoC regain title after 11 years
• Asian and African Teams Have Best Ever World Cup Group Stage Performanc­e
• Qatar World Cup offers its own form of luxury with VVIP experience
• Roshen Silva – Hurt but determined to prove a point
• Rememberin­g the Football War at World Cup
• West Indies Braithwait­e hits ton after Labuschagn­e history in 1st test
• Rugby League kicks off next weekend
• Sports Ministry probes National and LPL teams sponsored by Betting Agent
• Netherland beat USA to book quarter-final place
• Chamika’s World Cup show
• Ukraine welcomes Russian oil price cap agreed by EU, G7
• Christiani­ty now minority religion in England
• WHO estimates 90% have some resistance to Covid
• Iran's hijab law under review: AG
• Obituaries
• Planet Earth has gone nuts over nationalis­m
• Founder-directors resign as Adani Group nears takeover of NDTV
• Sabry o Sabry what fairy tales you spin
• Mahinda gorged on foreign cake while people struggled for bread
• Truth about the Sangha as Third Refuge of Buddhists
• SUNDAY PUNCH 3
• We paid for Basil’s guests, says SLPP, but how much?
• William and Kate end US trip after turbulent week
• Bamboo can help solve constructi­on's sustainabi­lity problem
• Pregnancy causes dramatic changes in the brain, study confirms
• Money printing, deficits lead to economic crisis
• Hospital sector may witness M&A
• IMF to engage with CB on macroecono­mic modelling
• Migration and retaining talent
• Need for State Owned Enterprise (SOE) Reforms
• Canadian diaspora to open tourism in the North
• Dip in People’s Bank profits due to impairment costs
• Negative perception­s, travel advisories dog Sri Lanka’s tourism
• Sri Lanka Government's cash management under fiscal stress
• PickMe modifies platform to boost Colombo’s restaurant economy
• HIP supplies electric fence to protect agricultur­e in Hambantota
• Sri Lanka embarks on difficult economic mission: Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswa­my
• Dankotuwa Group records commendabl­e performanc­e
• Unique rare gemstone discovered in Elahera
• Unfair fertiliser price hike due to shortage
• Rebooting the World Bank
• Brandix scholarshi­ps nurture the future potential of youth
• Union Assurance Premier Club Celebrates the Success of its Top Performers
• Iconic Galaxy Starts Handover of Apartments to Clients
• Raja jewellers unveils an exclusive Diamond & Sapphire Emporium
• AmSafe Bridport Sri Lanka making strides as one of the Best Workplaces for Women
• HNB launches exclusive seasonal offers for cardholder­s to ‘Shop with Joy’
• Relax at the newly introduced Abans customer centre while appliances are serviced on the spot
• Lenovo the No. 1 PC Brand establishe­d joins Softlogic Informatio­n Technologi­es in providing Graphic Workstatio­ns
• People’s Bank launched two banking services packages: Elegance and Excelsior
• Ceylinco VIP enhances accidental Health Insurance benefit to Rs 10 million
• SampathCar­ds puts forward the ‘Right Reasons for a Bright Season’
• President Wickremesi­nghe conveys ideas to make Sri Lanka the regional education hub
• Final Goodbye to Mrs Kumari Hapugalle Perera
• APIIT Law School signs MOU with Bar Associatio­n Sri Lanka
• Springfiel­d College Nugegoda to offer Cambridge and National Curricula
• Are We Future Ready as A Nation?
• California
• Your best pathway after O/L NSBM foundation programme leading to world recognised foreign degrees
• Chewing Gum Problems and A Bag Full of Tears
• Australasi­an Academy Reaches another milestone in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka’s best Culinary and Hospitalit­y school celebrate fourth anniversar­y
• UTS foundation opens a world of study opportunit­ies
• Creative Thinkers Kindergart­en: An inquiry based education system that nurtures critical thinkers
• New faculties, degrees and courses available for State university students
• Global Entreprene­urship Week ends on a high note
• “Challenge Your Friend”: An open maths competitio­n by UCMAS Western province
• Choices Galore with NCUK at APIIT
• OBTAIN A MASTERS DEGREE FROM A UNIVERSITY WITH A BLEND OF QUALITY AND DISCIPLINE
• Good Strategy necessary when seeking Australian Visa, says Immigratio­n Lawyer
• Sorbonne trials four-day week so staff can get second jobs
• The Banner of Royal Institute Internatio­nal School Soars High!
• Royal Institute of Colombo proudly launches RIC Law Journal 2022 – Volume III
• Become an Australian Qualified Caregiver
• Hidden secrets of Top Profession­als
• CFA Society Sri Lanka Announces BPPL Holdings PLC as the Subject Company for the Local Competitio­n of the CFA Institute Research Challenge
• Challenges set the pace for Excellence! UCL Graduation Ceremony of the University of Central Lancashire in Sri Lanka
• SLIIT Startups triumphant at NBQSA 2022 winning coveted overall Silver and Bronze Awards competing in commercial categories
• Study Computing at Curtin Colombo and Gain Internatio­nal Recognitio­n
• Knowledge Transfer – A driving force behind the economic revival?
• CA Sri Lanka helps Accountant­s embrace tech with a versatile advanced data analytics certificat­e course
• CBL Samaposha powers Eastern Provincial School Sports Games
• Rakuten Viber celebrates global football fans with new chatbot, stickers, AR Lenses
• Academy of Design’s Graduate Exhibition – 360 one; a showcase of design excellence, local enterprise, and societal consciousn­ess
• Academy of Design’s Graduate Exhibition – 360 one; a showcase of design excellence, local enterprise, and societal consciousn­ess
• Sysco LABS Fosters the Next Generation of Future-Ready Sri Lankan Tech Talent
• MSU & MSI COLOMBO, A STUDENT’S CHOICE AFTER O/L & A/L’S FOR A RECOGNISED & AFFORDABLE HIGHER EDUCATION
• Colombo Stock Exchange powers CA Sri Lanka’s TAGS Awards for eighth year as Strategic Partner
• Dharmapali­ans conduct Mini Netball Tournament 2022
• Nevindu and Chanithma star at Ritzbury Junior National Squash Championsh­ip
• ‘Malays of Sri Lanka’: Story of a vibrant culture, people
• Await! A Danielle de Niese special and cantata from St. Mary’s Choral Group
• A common space with a message to all
• Shades of blue that soothe
• Inspiring installati­ons
• “Frosty Fest” rings out the promise of a pre Christmas treat
• Gallery for Fareed Uduman: Final tribute from son to father
• Small made, but strong-willed and large-hearted
• Get expert advice before a national treasure turns into a national disaster
• My schoolboy hero; a great innings on and off the field
• The Best Christmas Gifts for a Techie (On a Budget)
• ‘We The Kingdom’ : Sebs Carol Service
• Animals of the Arctic and Antarctic
• Rememberin­g 81 years later
• A LOOK BACK AT PEARL HARBOUR dŚĞ ƩĂĐŬ͗ ͞dŽƌĂ͊ dŽƌĂ͊ dŽƌĂ͊͟
• PATH THROUGH EGYPT'S HOLIEST SITES

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