As President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has decided to move ahead with plans to completely restructure state-owned institutions and corporations, it is reported that he would remove all heads of institutions who have failed to show satisfatory progress in the recent past.
Sri Lanka Customs' action of not releasing crude coconut oil stocks imported in bulk without testing for impurities by three state institutions has triggered another severe shortage of coconut oil in the market, Pettah traders claimed.
The government is making arrangements to appoint 18 high ranking military officers of the tri forces who have retired from active service recently to several ministries, it is reported.
With the recent revelation of substandard oil being imported into the country, it does not appear that the law is being enforced against those who are responsible, the Chairman of the National Movement for Social Justice (NMSJ) Karu Jayasuirya said.
Homegrown independent media agency Madison World India on Tuesday (30) announced that it is exiting the Sri Lanka market.
The value-added coconut industry in Sri Lanka is currently under threat from foreign companies, the Consortium of Coconut based Producers and Exporters of Ceylon (COCOPEC) said.
Those who are responsible for the bond scam during the good governance administration will never be uncovered under the present government similar to how the masterminds behind the Easter Sunday attack and the mega sugar fraud can't be identified, popular social media activist and journalist Dharshana Handungoda said.
