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A female accountant who is alleged to have misappropriated over 22.6 million rupees of Gampaha Sanasa bank has been arrested

The decision to make meters compulsory for the three wheelers has been postponed until August this year

South Korea's Moon Jae-in says, a peace treaty with the North 'must be pursued'

Dilantha Malagamuwa will take part in the first class motor race event in Italy.

Addressing the CHOGM in London the President said the Government will act with determination to usher a sustainable and secure future for the country’s people

Cuba nominates Castro replacement Miguel Díaz-Canel

The government says, chemical fertilizers will be provided to farmers without any delay or shortage during the upcoming Maha season.

4,500 athletes, 71 nations territories, 275 golds - Commonwealth Games to begin on Gold Coast

Sri Lanka praised at CHOGM for its effort in protecting mangroves

CIA chief, made secret trip to North Korea.

Newly appointed Ministers sworn in before the President

The list of auspicious times for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year will be presented to the President

The 25th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting commences with grandeur.

Newly appointed Ministers sworn in before the President

The list of auspicious times for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year will be presented to the President

The 25th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting commences with grandeur.

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A female accountant who is alleged to have misappropriated over 22.6 million rupees of Gampaha Sanasa bank has been arrested

The former female accountant of the Sanasa head office in Gampaha has been arrested in Kegalle area yesterday for misappropriating a sum of over 22.9 million rupees belongs to the Sanasa movement. She was first taken into custody at the Katunayake airport last Wednesday when she arrived the Island f...

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South Korea's Moon Jae-in says, a peace treaty with the North 'must be pursued'

South Korean President: Moon Jae-in asserted today, a peace treaty to formally end the Korean War "must be pursued". His comments come ahead of a summit with Kim Jong Un, the leader of the nuclear-armed North.
The 1950-53 Korean War ended in a 'ceasefire' rather than a 'peace treaty', leaving the two...

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The decision to make meters compulsory for the three wheelers has been postponed until August this year

Chairman of the national council for road safety Dr. Sisira Kodagoda says the decision to make meters are compulsory for the three wheelers those transport passenger from today has been postponed until August this year. At a press briefing held in Colombo today, he said that this decision ...

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Dilantha Malagamuwa will take part in the first class motor race event in Italy.

Sri Lanka's Motor racing Ace Dilantha Malagamuwa will take part in the Lambogini Super Crossio first class international motor racing competition to be held in Monza Track in Italy on Saturday and Sunday. This is the 1st international event where Malagamuwa participates in. He secured the 3rd plac...

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The John De Silva memorial theatre is to be modernized

President Maithripala Sirisena has instructed relevant officials to modernize John De Silva memorial theatre in Colombo to suit present day requirements. This theatre offers facilities for performing arts events at affordable rates. The President has refuted recent media reports that John ...

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Kim Jong-nam death suspect 'thought she was in TV prank'

Details: Published on 18 February 2017; Written by slbc news

An Indonesian woman held over the killing of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's half-brother thought she was taking part in a TV prank, police say. Kim Jong-nam is thought to have been poisoned as he waited to board a flight in Malaysia on Monday. Two women and a man were arrested over the death. Indonesia's national police chief said one of the women, named as Siti Aisyah, claimed to have been paid to perform what she thought was a prank. Police believe a poisonous substance was sprayed into Kim Jong-nam's face.

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