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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Measures to minimise crop damage by wild animals
Crop damage is considered to be the biggest challenge faced by farmers in wildlife inhabited areas. Research conducted by the Hect
Freddy 5 : Goodbye Nation
Before Freddy bade goodbye to the nation, he made the audience realize the grave realities they are living in. The performers, Adi
W@W: Poornima Meegammana
One of its projects, the NextGen Girls in Technology also received the UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women in Education in 2020. R
Life’s always good at the ‘Life’s Good Kitchen’
A small signboard at the beginning of Kassapa Road from Jawatte end directs you to a cosy café with a lot of greenery in its inte
Recent road kill in Ududumbara Sri Lanka’s expanding road network and impact on wildlife
A recent road kill took the life of a leopard in Ududumbara. Conservationists believe this to be a first in the area, showing sign
W@W: Terunie Senanayake
In an interview with Women at Work, Senanayake spoke about dog psychology, the do’s and don’ts when training a dog, why breedi
Linsky Gamage - Creating short films to make a change
Sri Lanka’s short film industry got a new boost during the COVID lockdown as budding filmmakers started shooting short films on
Shortage of finances to feed zoo animals
Animal rights activists have continued to voice concerns about captive breeding programmes and the wastage of supplies obtained to
The Art of Caricature: In conversation with Dilshan Fernando
A series of caricatures of prominent political personalities recently did their rounds on social media. Many of them coincided wit
‘Motherland’ an artistic rendition of the oppressed female
Sangeeth Madurawala, a self-taught digital collage artist believes that females continue to be oppressed in a society that highlig
W@W - Shanika Somatilake
Cartoons are an effective mode of communication. In Sri Lanka, many cartoonists have portrayed corruption, nepotism, and short-sig
A pilot school meals programme to feed children in underprivileged areas
The unprecedented economic crisis has severely burdened people in lower-income strata and already certain rural schools are observ
