Q: What lessons from your roles across consulting and enterprise cybersecurity are proving most valuable in your current
Author: Anne Wijethunge
Q: You’ve built your career in Sri Lanka, India and the UK. How has each country shaped your professional outlook?
Q: You were born in Colombo and raised in the US. How has this dual cultural identity shaped your worldview and creative voice?
Digitalisation has been touted as a ‘one-stop solution’ for Sri Lanka, promising improved productivity, trade, efficiency, transparency and accountability.
SAFE FOUNDATION FOR INVESTORS Prashanthi Cooray tracks the trends shaping the future of Sri Lanka’s property market After several years of economic uncertainty, Sri Lanka’s real estate sector is showing encouraging signs. Confidence is gradually returning, buyers are becoming more active, and developers are seeing renewed interest in residential and mixed use projects. While challenges remain, the market is once again generating optimism among local buyers, Sri Lankans living overseas and international investors. Much of this renewed momentum can be seen in Colombo and its surrounding urban hubs, where demand for quality housing continues to grow. This recovery is being…
Sri Lankan born neurologist and Head of the Neurology and Stroke Department at Western Health in Melbourne Professor
Sri Lanka’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) has been designated a WHO Collaborating Centre for Training and
Australia has named Nishan Velupillay, of Sri Lankan heritage, in its 26 member squad for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. Velupillay has earned seven international caps and three goals for Australia since his debut in 2024, and plays as a forward for Melbourne Victory.
Confidence in the economy remained subdued in May as the corporate community signalled a cautious outlook
The IMF Executive Board completed the combined Fifth and Sixth Reviews of the Extended Fund Facility for Sri Lanka,