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By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

The IMF says state enterprise reforms must accelerate in Sri Lanka to reduce fiscal risks while protecting...

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Accidental injuries kill nearly 30 people daily in Sri Lanka, prompting health officials to...

Rice Leasing Scheme Makes Lunch Payable Later Public servants receiving rice under the rice leasing scheme amid Sri Lanka’s cost-of-living crisis

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Rice leasing scheme satirically exposes how Sri Lanka’s public servants face food costs, austerity...

Shangri-La Land Sale Bribery Claim Hits Rajapaksa Circle Shangri-La land sale bribery allegation involving Colombo waterfront property and former President Mahinda Rajapaksa

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Shangri-La land sale allegations now point to a reported $5 million bribe claim involving...

A High-Ranking Defence Ministry Official Ordered A Senior DIG To Be Assassinated Over Human Rights Investigations A visual representation of allegations surrounding wartime human rights investigations, witness protection, detention orders and state pressure during Sri Lanka’s civil war.

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. The same official ordered senior police officers to round up minorities in Colombo and...

Iraq Corruption Raid Sparks MP Gold Scandal Iraq corruption raid showing seized cash, gold bars and gem-set gold lingerie linked to a Baghdad lawmaker

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Iraq corruption raid reportedly uncovered $57 million, 27kg of gold and luxury items at...

Eastern Province DIG Grilled Over Alleged Underworld Links Eastern Province DIG Varuna Jayasundara questioned by CID over alleged underworld links

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Eastern Province DIG Varuna Jayasundara was questioned by the CID for nearly four hours...

Archchuna Ramanathan Seat Fight Heads to Court Court of Appeal hearing over Archchuna Ramanathan seat eligibility challenge

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Archchuna Ramanathan seat case returns Aug. 31 as Court of Appeal hears a petition...

Traffic Light Labeling Sparks Industry Alarm Pre-packaged drinks in Sri Lanka displaying traffic light labeling for sugar levels

By The Morning Telegraph July 2, 2026

By Roy Denish. Traffic light labeling is now mandatory for Sri Lanka’s pre-packaged liquid foods, forcing sugar...

Student’s Last Text Exposes Dengue Epidemic Horror University student’s final message highlights the dengue epidemic spreading through Sri Lanka and South Asia.