Kamanthi Wickramasinghe
A psychology graduate who eventually became a journalist to be a voice for unheard voices. A proud Sri Lankan - Thalassophile - Travel fan - Nature lover - Chocoholic - Extraordinarily loud - Frequent laughaholic. Follow me on Instagram - @kamzylifeTM or FB
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In Conversation with Pala Pothupitiya
A cozy abode bordering a paddy field amidst an abundance of greenery in the heart of Athurugiriya is veteran contemporary artist P
Spotlight on taxes
In a bid to increase government revenue, the Sri Lankan government introduced several more taxes while increasing the already exis
Costumes Speak: A glimpse into Sri Lanka’s Rūkada heritage
Rukada Natya or traditional String Puppet Drama, commonly known as puppetry was one kind of entertainment that kept audiences glue
W@W: Tanuja Kulatunge
Marking her presence in rugby, which is believed to be a largely male-dominated sport, Tanuja Kulatunge is determined to inspire m
Zero tolerance on university ragging only a dream?
On September 19, a fourth-year undergraduate student at Peradeniya University was reported missing. A week later, the body of this
W@W - Alexandria de Lima
Dr. Alexandria de Lima enjoys working with horses and larger animals. Having had her primary education at Royal Institute Internat
“Modern dance is all about expression through movement” - Oxana Karnovich
Ballet is an art form originating in the Italian Renaissance courts in the 15th Century. During the 16th Century Catherine de Medi
Dileepa’s exploration of self on canvas ‘My Golden Line’
“I can see the truth in my face from ‘My Golden Line”, says artist Dileepa Jeewantha summarising his latest exhibition that
Expansion of 1926 Mental Health Helpline to WhatsApp
The COVID-19 pandemic followed by the unprecedented economic crisis impacted the lives of Sri Lankans with feelings of uncertainty
The silver screen is on the lookout for young creators !
In a bid to gear up the Sri Lankan film industry with young blood, international filmmaker and entrepreneur Chandran Rutnam has jo
Memories from the Margin
“We the Kalladi Village people (at Verugal) lost our traditional heritage over the past few years. For instance, the history of
W@W: Nayomi Handunnetti
Women are known to be masters at multitasking but juggling between the roles of a mother, entrepreneur, marketing professional and
