Sri Lanka Unites presents Shark’s Tank Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
Sri Lanka Unites (SLU), the country’s largest youth movement for reconciliation and leadership development recently launched Shark’s Tank live via the Sri Lanka Unites Facebook page and YouTube channel.
The Sri Lanka Unites movement is engaged in every district of the nation and has established 9 reconciliation centres across the island. The Business Entrepreneurship course which is taught at these centers provides an introduction to entrepreneurship, problem-solving, market research, branding, sales, financial management, expansion, and much more. Students are then guided to create their business plan, the most innovative and investable of which are then selected for the final round.
Amid airstrikes, rebel offensive, Saudis offer peace initiative to end war in Yemen
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Biden s effort to end Yemen war hindered by continued fighting, funding shortfall
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Replay Video UP NEXT Not long after President Joe Biden took office he moved immediately to push for an end to the war in Yemen pausing two arms sales to Saudi Arabia, naming a special envoy to reinvigorate diplomacy, and lifting the U.S. designation of the Houthi rebels as terrorists after aid groups warned it would spell disaster. But just over two weeks later, his administration is now sanctioning more Houthi leaders, as the movement s forces continue their offensive against a key northern city and their rocket and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia. And despite Yemen experiencing the world s worst humanitarian crisis, the United Nations donors conference Monday fell short of half of its requested funding to address the Yemeni people s plight.
Sri Lanka sticks to forced Covid cremation policy, despite revised advice from its own expert panel
Sri Lanka sticks to forced Covid cremation policy, despite revised advice from its own expert panel
29th Jan 2021
Photo: Muslim protestors outside Kanatte Crematorium, in Colombo, Sri Lanka on December 23, 2020, with banners calling for an end of forced cremations. (Credit: Courtesy of Anis Mama)
Forcible cremation of Muslim baby sparks outrage, the public health policy behind it, which is practised exclusively in Sri Lanka and is in conflict with WHO guidelines, is considered a smokescreen for persecuting Muslims.
Elham Asaad Buaras
Sri Lanka’s Health Minister has insisted that the country will continue to cremate all the bodies that have died of Covid-19, despite a revised recommendation by the Government’s own expert medical panel that included burial as means of disposal of bodies.
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