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Indictments served on Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody ... - YouTube
Indictments served on Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody; granted bail by court (English) - YouTube
Ten corruption cases set for court in May, verdict ordered in one case ...
A special state banquet hosted by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in honour of Maldivian President Dr Mohamed Muizzu, who is on a state visit to Sri Lanka at the invitation of the Sri Lankan President, was held on Monday (04) at the President’s House in Colombo Fort. Upon arrival President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed were warmly received by President Anura Kumara Dissanayake. Addressing the gathering, President Dissanayake stated that the long-standing and steadily growing close relationship between Sri Lanka and the Maldives has been further strengthened by the visit of President Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed. He also noted that if the unique appeal of both nations could be jointly promoted, it would bring significant benefits to the people of both countries, particularly in the tourism sector. The President further emphasised that the strong ties between the people of Sri Lanka and the Maldives, along with their cultural connections, date back centuries. He added that similarities between the two languages reflect this bond, and that the two nations will continue to remain close friends engaged in constant interaction. President Dissanayake remarked that Sri Lanka considers it an honour to have hosted the signing of the Maldives’ Declaration of Independence in 1965, describing it as a symbol of unity, cooperation and goodwill between the two countries. He added that this is why Maldivians regard Sri Lanka as their second home. He also stated that the Maldives is regarded as a reliable and valuable partner in efforts towards Sri Lanka’s social and economic development, as well as regional peace and prosperity, highlighting the importance of joint engagement on global issues. Pointing out that the two countries, as neighbours in the Indian Ocean, share deeply interconnected realities, the President said that challenges such as rising sea levels, climate change and global economic crises affect both nations. He stressed that these can only be addressed through unity and collective purpose, and expressed appreciation for the Maldives’ support during times of difficulty in Sri Lanka. He further noted that the discussions held between the two leaders would open new avenues for strengthening cooperation between the peoples of both countries. Inviting President Muizzu to work together in safeguarding enduring values such as tolerance, compassion and sustainability, he emphasised the importance of unity in building a brighter futur...
Corruption case against former Minister Kumara Jayakody to ... - Adaderana
The Colombo High Court has fixed June 17 for the hearing of a corruption case filed against former Minister Kumara Jayakody by the Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC).
Ten corruption cases set for court in May, verdict ordered in one case ...
He stated that the government is reinforcing important investigative and legal bodies, such as the Criminal Investigation Department and the Bribery Commission, to tackle corruption cases. President Dissanayake claimed that the NPP government is the "most trusted" in the nation, having gained the confidence of people from all regions, including the Hill Country, North, East, and South. He ...
