Dr Sarath Obeysekera Sri Lanka is witnessing a renewed effort to combat corruption in the public sector. Investigations, audits, and legal reforms are being promoted as essential steps towards restoring public confidence and economic stability. These efforts are welcome and long overdue. However, there is an equally important question that deserves national attention: Why is […]

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Source:  AI Overview The three International Cricket Council (ICC) lawyers identified in public legal challenges and reports by advocates for the Sri Lankan inventor are David Becker, Jonathan Hall, and Sally Clark. [1, 2] Supporters of Colombo-based lawyer Senaka Weeraratna—who conceptualized the “Player Referral” mechanism in 1997—allege that these legal figures provided flawed legal counsel […]

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Dr Sarath Obeysekera Green Hydrogen: Will Sri Lanka Become a Producer or Just Another Importer? BOI in Sri Lanka has invited global companies for RFi to forward proposals to generate green hydrogen to bunker to ships Most suitable locations for such bunkering will in  be Trincomalee  Glad to note that government is shifting attention to […]

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Prof. Hudson McLean Time Line – Now! Katunayake Sri Lanka as a Free Trade Banking Hub for those leaving Dubai?Posted on June 5th, 2026 Prof. Hudson McLean Email: hudmc@yahoo.co.uk Opportunity of a Lifetime to Sri LankaPosted on June 3rd, 2026  Prof. Hudson McLean Email: hudmc@yahoo.co.uk To achieve a Realistic Successful Goal, The Government of Sri […]

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Dr Sarath Obeysekera  Million-Dollar Opportunity Floating in Our Harbours How FRP Boat Waste Can Be Recycled Old fishing boats and pleasure craft are mainly made from fiberglass reinforced polyester or vinyl ester resin. The scrap can be: Alternatively: The Challenge for Load-Bearing Beams Structural beams require: Recycled FRP powder alone is usually not strong enough […]

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By Dr. Sarath Obeysekera Recent discussions on importing large numbers of foreign workers to address labour shortages in Sri Lanka specifically in construction industry , deserve careful scrutiny. While some policymakers view labour importation as a quick solution to workforce shortages in construction, manufacturing, and other sectors, the long-term social, economic, and political consequences could […]

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By Dr. Sarath Obeysekera The recent tragic fire at an elders’ home in Sri Lanka, where vulnerable senior citizens reportedly suffocated and lost their lives, should shock the conscience of the nation. Yet beyond the immediate tragedy lies a deeper and more uncomfortable question: how do we treat the people who once cared for us, […]

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