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Humanitarian and relief agency World Vision Lanka launched its campaign ‘It takes a nation to end physical and sexual violence against children’, on its 40th anniversary celebrations in Colombo. The campaign has a specific focus on ending child sexual abuse and combatting severe and humiliating punishment of children.
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The International Trade Centre (ITC), which is a joint agency of the United Nations and World Trade Organisation (WTO), is fully dedicated to support the internationalization of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The ITC is currently implementing a European Union (EU)-Sri Lanka trade-related assistance project, funded by the EU, which aims at increasing the competitiveness of Sri Lankan SMEs in regional and EU markets.
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The Outlet Store has yet again rolled out a fabulous shopping spree from 27th October to 4th November, as part of its year-end sale and this time shoppers are given whopping discounts of upto 50 percent on their total bill value.
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As a part of Tikiri Children’s Month festivities, Seylan Bank conducted a series of fun filled activities throughout the month of October to replenish Tikiri children with excitement, joy and mostly educate them on the habit of savings in a friendly manner.
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In line with Bank of Ceylon’s 78th anniversary, the bank made a platform for children to reveal their creativity by organizing an art competition called ‘Punchi Picasso’ jointly with the Ministry of Education and the art exhibition was held at the Battaramulla Ape Gama on 27th October 2017. The award ceremony for the winners too took place on the same day at 1:30p.m. at the same venue. Education Ministry Secretary Sunil Hettiara
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Continuing its commitment to foster growth and prosperity among Sri Lanka’s vital Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector, Sampath Bank announced a new partnership with WEBXPAY to empower merchants to sell their products and services online on instalment payments.
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Qatar Economy and Commerce Minister Sheikh Ahmed Bin Jassum Al Thani and Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Abbas Al Baker during an observation visit to the proposed tourism zone in Dedduwa and Akurala in the presence of Industry and Commerce Minister Rishad Bathiudeen and Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority Director Tourism Planning/Development Upali Rathnayake
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Environmental and climate change have become issues with a direct effect on economies, enterprises and society as a whole. The three dimensions of sustainable development - economic, environmental and social, as the International Organisation for Employers (IOE) notes, are inextricably linked and policy actions in one of these areas are bound to have impacts on the others.
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Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT), Sri Lanka’s leading digital service provider recently signed an agreement to provide Fiber to the Home (FTTH) infrastructure network facility, which is the world’s most reliable connectivity option for the Colombo City Centre (CCC) property.
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Raghuveer Sing Chaudhary found employment as a delivery boy with Amazon. Having had to give up higher education due to poverty, the young man soon realized that when he wanted a refreshing cup of tea hygienically made at the end of a hard day’s work, he simply couldn’t find one. If there was indeed a place where the tea was hygienically made, the taste was bad.
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The annual awards night of Finlays Tea Estates was held recently at Jie Jie Beach Resort, Panadura. Finlays’ two plantation companies – Hapugastenne and Udapussellawa – were celebrating their 25th year since the incorporation in the year 1992.
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REUTERS: Small palm plantations in Indonesia drew more attention than usual at the opening of the nation’s annual palm oil conference yesterday, as the world’s top palm oil producer seeks to boost overall output by improving smallholder productivity.
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Maggi recently partnered the 45th International Pepper Conference as Silver Sponsor, as part of its commitment to use popular Sri Lankan spices in its products to naturally enhance flavour,
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Nations Trust Bank PLC (NTB) yesterday announced a rights issue of non-voting shares convertible into voting rights, as the lender plans for aggressive growth in assets, ahead of the need for higher capital requirements under the new BASEL III accord.
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This is a clarification to the article that appeared on the front page of Mirror Business yesterday, November 1, 2017, titled ‘Govt.’s PPP boss wants new set of regulations to facilitate investment’. I wish to reiterate that there is no ‘shroud of secrecy’ in the formulation of new guidelines to govern public- private partnerships (PPPs), as implied in your report.