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A Superiority Complex: Why the Government Needs to Communicate with the People

The government has a superiority complex. Let me elaborate. Within the last few weeks, the Government of Sri Lanka has managed to host tourism and promotional events and business interactions in Japan,…

Thamindri Aluvihare Thamindri Aluvihare on 04/25/2018
Colombo, Media and Communications, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Soundbites and sound bytes: Future of digital conversations in Sri Lanka

Even before the end of the war in 2009, but certainly after it, conversations on society, politics, culture, religion and other vital matters are moving online to digital spaces, or are increasingly…

Groundviews Groundviews on 12/04/201712/08/2017

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