To obtain a teacher's license in home country, from Niigata on the Mangyongbong-92, a crash course encountered reality.
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AAC launches seat belt safety awareness initiative with RDA Colombo
The Automobile Association of Ceylon (AAC), in collaboration with the Road Development Authority (RDA) and Police – Traffic Division, will conduct a special Road Safety Awareness Programme to promote…
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- Launch ceremony held on 14th September 2026 at RDA Chairman’s Office.
- Initiative aims to reduce road fatalities and injuries ahead of new seat belt law.
Now, police probe alleged Tiger links to SLPP A’pura rally following NGO activists’ complaint
by Norman Palihawadane The Terrorism Investigation Division (TID) has commenced an investigation into allegations that the banned LTTE was promoted during an SLPP rally held in Anuradhapura on…
- TID investigates SLPP rally allegations of LTTE endorsement
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- Inquiry focuses on political comparison involving President Dissanayake
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Analysis: Adaro witness summons revives questions over tycoon rivalry
The corruption investigation into the Banjarmasin Medium Tax Office (KPP Madya) has taken an unexpected turn, with the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) examining senior tax officials linked to Adaro, one of Indonesia’s largest business groups.
Singapore ministers earn millions. What do other Asian leaders make?
Singapore’s ministers are among the world’s highest paid, a system its leaders have defended as necessary to attract capable people into public service and reduce the temptation of corruption. Its latest salary review has once again put the spotlight on that approach, while highlighting a wider regional divide over how Asian governments…
2027 Appropriation Bill gets AG’s nod
The Appropriation Bill for the 2027 financial year has received the Attorney General’s clearance, paving the way for its publication in the Government Gazette and subsequent presentation to Parliament. The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal to publish the Bill in the Gazette and, thereafter, present it to Parliament for…