CIABOC arrests army lance corporal over bribe from retired officer
Sri Lanka's anti-corruption commission has arrested an army lance corporal accused of taking Rs. 129,600 from a retired officer to settle a loan.
Sri Lanka's anti-corruption commission has arrested an army lance corporal accused of taking Rs. 129,600 from a retired officer to settle a loan.
Norochcholai keeps unloading coal even as Trident's shipment 16 is flagged substandard, taking the off-spec count confirmed by Cotecna to five consignments.
Activist Oshala Herath has released alleged WhatsApp messages between the SIS Director and Defence Secretary warning of an attack before Easter Sunday 2019.
Chief Justice Surasena names a three-judge High Court Trial-at-Bar to hear the Prageeth Ekneligoda case, 16 years after the journalist was abducted.
CID has reached out to the FBI and a US cybersecurity firm as the probe into the Treasury's USD 2.5 million email-fraud loss widens, the Sunday Times reports.
The group says no response has come from the Speaker, and that COPF under Harsha de Silva has produced no meaningful progress on the USD 2.5mn theft.
Sri Lanka Police arrested 593 suspects and checked 27,042 people in a 24-hour phase of the IGP-directed island-wide anti-crime and anti-drug sweep.
Attorney Manoj Gamage says no written summons has been issued to the former President and accuses CIABOC of pursuing a political witch-hunt.
Deputy Minister Namal Sudarshana says reviews of the 1998 NCPA Act and 2005 Prevention of Domestic Violence Act have already begun.
Wimal Weerawansa says May Day remarks by President Dissanayake and ministers about upcoming court rulings raise serious questions about judicial independence.
House to take up Port City Commission Act and Insolvency Bill, with Tô Lâm addressing the House on May 8 amid a full Parliamentary security inspection.
Sri Lanka Police warned landlords renting to visa overstayers will face legal action, after raids netted nearly 157 foreigners in Colombo cyber scam busts.
Police arrested around 120 foreign nationals from seven countries at a Meda Welikada Road premises in Rajagiriya over alleged illegal financial operations.
AG's Department asks CID to formally request University of Wolverhampton records on Ranil under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act.
Police seized 35 desktops, 37 tablets and 147 mobile phones from a rented Thalangama house, with 37 Chinese nationals on tourist visas remanded until May 7.
Department of Samurdhi Development says around 77% of Aswesuma beneficiaries have been included in empowerment programmes run with World Bank and ADB pilots.
PCOI on coal procurement will start recording statements from Lanka Coal Company and Energy Ministry officials May 5, opening a new phase of the inquiry.
Land and a three-storey building leased to ex-minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage's foundation in Nawalapitiya have been handed back to the Railways Department.
Attorney Shiral Lakthilake invokes the Thajudeen case in calling for a psychological autopsy on Treasury official Ranga Rajapaksa, challenging the JMO ruling.
President Dissanayake disclosed at the NPP May Day rally that a CID officer is currently overseas as part of the ongoing Easter Sunday attacks investigation.
Dissanayake pledged sweeping anti-corruption action; PM Harini's parallel May Day message focused on a fair working environment and unpaid labour.
President Dissanayake said 10 corruption cases are set for court in May and a verdict has been ordered in one, addressing the Nuwara Eliya May Day rally.
Sarvajana Balaya leader called the NPP one of the most corrupt governments and tied the Treasury official's suspicious death to the cyber heist whistleblower.
Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa led floral tributes at his father's Aluthkade statue, marking 33 years since the May Day 1993 assassination.