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Tuesday, February 03,  2009
      Editorial:Corruption: Why spare the ‘engine of fraud’?

*Calls for practical measures to overcome ‘scourge of corruption’
Attorney General Mohan Peiris yesterday launched an unprecedented attack on private sector corruption. He asserted that anti-corruption initiatives targeting only the public sector wouldn’t help Sri Lanka to overcome the scourge of corruption. Addressing a press conference called by the UNDP, Peiris pointed out the absurdity of turning a blind eye to corruption within the...

Attorney General Mohan Peiris calls for punitive action against corruption in theprivate and public sectors. Pic by Chandrasiri Weerasinghe


Armed forces rehearsal for the 61st Independence Day
A tri-services armed forces rehearsal for the 61st Independence Day tomorrow celebrations was held at Galle Face. The government has mounted a major security operation in the city and its suburbs to thwart any LTTE attempt to sabotage celebrations.

US-made guns would have been smuggled in sometime ago - Army
Army headquarters yesterday said that US-made A-5 paintball guns recovered by the 58 Division over the weekend from an LTTE base in the Vishvamadu area would have been smuggled in several years ago.

Sri Lanka prepared for must win games
There’s very little Sri Lanka can afford to do wrong in the remaining three One-Day..
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