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The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) recorded statements from three officials of the Ministry of Finance, including Secretary Mahinda Siriwardena, regarding the controversial Immunoglobulin import case.
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Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Kenya Kana Kananathan met with the Commonwealth Secretary-General Hon Patricia Scotland during the sidelines of the Commonwealth Ministerial Roundtable Discussion on Kenya Innovation Week, in Nairobi, Kenya today.
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Mass Media Minister Bandula Gunawardane accused the state media of not providing enough publicity to the various development projects implemented by the government, the Communications Department of Parliament said.
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Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardane today refuted his or any of his institutes’ involvement in an alleged job racket to Denmark, into which the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) has launched an investigation.
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Newly appointed Sports Minister Harin Fernando today moved the Court of Appeal that he be recognised as the Sports Minister in connection with the writ petition filed over the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) interim committee.
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The countries that are responsible for carbon emissions should pay what is called ‘carbon debt’ amounting to USD 132 to 220 million to Sri Lanka which is now engulfed in an economic crisis, United Republican Front leader MP Patali Champika Ranawaka said.
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President Ranil Wickremesinghe, during the Cabinet meeting, had reportedly questioned Minister Roshan Ranasinghe why the sports minister went to the office of the opposition leader Sajith Premadasa and Chief Opposition Whip Lakshman Kiriella and talked to the Indian High Commissioner to resolve the cricket crisis?
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The Israeli government authorities have categorically informed Sri Lanka that there should not be any middle involvement for additional charges in the process of recruitment of Sri Lankan job seekers as caregivers to work in Israel, Daily Mirror learns.
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The Department of Immigration and Emigration has busted a major child smuggling racket that operated between Sri Lanka, Malaysia and the UK and has handed over findings of a lengthy probe to the CID after examining over 20,000 child departures from Colombo, the Daily Mirror learns
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Sri Lanka yesterday approved a proposal by China’s Sinopec to build a US $ 4.5 billion refinery, its energy minister said, making it the largest single investment in the island nation since a crippling economic crisis last year.