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Well-known business professional, Deepal Sooriyaarachchi has recently been conferred the title of ‘Accredited Master Coach & Mentor’ (AMC/M) by the International Authority for Professional
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Blue Mountain Group Chairman Dr. Hiran Hettiarachchi will represent Sri Lanka’s property sector at the prestigious ‘PropertyGuru Asia Real Estate Summit’ today at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
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First coined in 1987 by the World Commission on Environment and Development (WECD) or the ‘Bruntland Commission’, the term ‘sustainable development’ was defined in its report as: ‘Development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own ends’.
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Three young undergraduates of the Informatics Institute of Technology (IIT) have developed ‘HelloMom’, a SMS platform that seeks to reduce maternal and infant mortality by empowering pregnant women and mothers (with infants under the age of one-year) with invaluable knowledge and information.
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Ruhunu Hospital (Pvt.) Ltd, one of the leading private hospitals in the Southern Province opened a new nursing training school in Karapitiya recently with the aim of providing nursing students a platform and a clear path in providing the basic knowledge and training to strive for a professional nursing career.
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Women’s Chamber of Industry and Commerce in collaboration with Healthy Life Clinic will conduct an awareness programme on diabetes and healthy lifestyles in conjunction with the World Diabetes Day keeping to the theme ‘Women and Diabetes’.
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Sri Lanka Chamber of the Pharmaceutical Industry (SLCPI) together with the National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA), held a forum to discuss and agree on several key areas that will improve effectiveness and efficiency in the pharmaceutical industry towards a healthcare roadmap for Sri Lanka.
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The Executive Wellness Centre at Durdans Hospital is a dedicated one-stop facility providing comprehensive multi-phase health screening services, preventive care and lifestyle management essential for the early detection and management of diseases.
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Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women in Sri Lanka and the world over, and if detected at the early stages the type of cancer that can be nipped in the bud with proper treatment and care.
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In the early stages of breast cancer, symptoms are minimal, therefore disease might progress even without notice. Annually, more than 2500 women in Sri Lanka are newly diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s a timely requirement to make increase the awareness about breast cancer, and thereby to reduce the number of deaths caused by it.
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Historically, Sri Lanka’s poverty alleviation programmes such as Janasaviya and Samurdhi are notorious for not covering the real poor and the needy; instead, the poverty alleviation programmes have been mostly handouts for the supporters of the ruling political parties at different time periods. (See Centre for Public Impact, 2017; Glinskaya, 2003) The poverty alleviation programmes are yet
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At the fifth Asia Pacific Trade and Investment Week that was held recently in Bangkok, where the deliberations of the Committee on Trade and Investment were held, International Trade State Minister Sujeewa Senasinghe was unanimously appointed as Vice Chairman of the Fifth Session of the Committee.
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Sri Lanka’s investment opportunities will receive global spotlight with Development Strategies and International Trade Minister Malik Samarawickrama speaking at the ‘Global Investment Forum’ of the Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) taking place next week.
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The Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM) will be hosting the 16th SLIM Brand Excellence Awards at the BMICH under the theme ‘Exhibit Your Masterpiece’, and the highly anticipated event will recognize popular brands vying for awards across 13 contested categories.
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The bullish sentiments on the construction sector that prevailed over the last two years have reversed in the short to medium term, with a number of headwinds expected to negatively impact its growth prospects, a brokerage said yesterday.
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Many businessmen in Sri Lanka are rent-seekers or started out that way, which has left the country’s youth with a dearth of role models to look up to when becoming entrepreneurs, according to a former Ceylon Chamber of Commerce chairman.
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REUTERS: The Sri Lankan rupee ended firmer yesterday as dollar sales by foreign banks outpaced strong importer demand for the greenback, while most market participants awaited cues from the national budget later this week, dealers said.
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Diversified conglomerate Aitken Spence (SPEN) recorded strong growth during the June-September quarter (2Q18), with higher revenue across all sectors, and sale of a subsidiary contributing towards profits during the period despite escalating expenses.
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The Central Bank of Sri Lanka yesterday decided to keep its monetary policy stance unchanged during the seventh monetary policy review for 2017, with hopes that the higher than expected inflation and credit growth will moderate in the coming months.