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Cash-For-Grades, A University Under Investigation For Examinations Racketeering

• Education
• News

Cash-For-Grades, A University Under Investigation For Examinations Racketeering

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. A state-funded university has been drawn into a major corruption investigation following explosive allegations...

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Double Strike, Two Robberies Within Days, Policeman in State of Shock to Figure Out Who Dunnit!

• Breaking News
• Crime

Double Strike, Two Robberies Within Days, Policeman in State of Shock to Figure Out Who Dunnit!

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. Two daring robberies within days have left police investigating whether a single criminal gang...

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Sri Lankan Law-Makers Undecided on PTA, Might Cause Apparel Exporters to Scrape the Bottom of the Barrels

• Business
• Economy

Sri Lankan Law-Makers Undecided on PTA, Might Cause Apparel Exporters to Scrape the Bottom of the Barrels

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. Sri Lanka’s vital apparel industry could face a severe new economic shock as continued...

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Malwana’s Sweet Hairy Candy Energizes Country’s Health and Rural Economy

• Agriculture

Malwana’s Sweet Hairy Candy Energizes Country’s Health and Rural Economy

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. With their bright red shells, soft spines and unmistakably sweet flavour, rambutans have become...

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Hackers Clone Daily Mirror Newspaper Site to Scam People

• Crime
• Finance
• Local

Hackers Clone Daily Mirror Newspaper Site to Scam People

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. A sophisticated online scam has cloned the branding and appearance of Sri Lanka’s Daily...

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Sri Lankan Expatriate Workers Hard-Earned Money Vanishes into Thin Air in Israel

• Crime
• Finance
• International

Sri Lankan Expatriate Workers Hard-Earned Money Vanishes into Thin Air in Israel

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. Thousands of Sri Lankan families could be facing financial hardship after millions of rupees...

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Asian Migrant Workers Remittance Gone into Deep Pockets of Israeli Owned Currency Exchange

• Crime
• Finance
• International

Asian Migrant Workers Remittance Gone into Deep Pockets of Israeli Owned Currency Exchange

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Roy Denish. Thousands of migrant workers, including Sri Lankans employed across Israel, have been left unable...

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Royal College Change Size of Sign, Not the Policy!

• Education
• Human Rights

Royal College Change Size of Sign, Not the Policy!

By The Morning Telegraph June 24, 2026

By Dwayne Ferreira. The prominent banner disappeared shortly after the controversy gained public attention, only to be...

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From Rome To Doha, Rumesh Tharanga Continues Remarkable Javelin Rise

• Athletics
• Javelin
• Sports

From Rome To Doha, Rumesh Tharanga Continues Remarkable Javelin Rise

By The Morning Telegraph June 23, 2026

By Dwayne Ferreira. Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Tharanga defeated another world-class javelin field in Doha, adding to an...

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Global Remit Crisis: How 5,100 Sri Lankan Workers Could Recover Frozen Funds

• Finance
• International
• Remittance

Global Remit Crisis: How 5,100 Sri Lankan Workers Could Recover Frozen Funds

By The Morning Telegraph June 23, 2026

By Dwayne Ferreira. A court-approved arrangement involving Israeli remittance provider Monox 019 could give affected workers access...

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