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Request QuoteI’m Sameera Rathnayaka.I have 15years of experience as a senior videographer. Apart from that I also work as a video editor.I worked mostly in Sri Lanka.Several programs are to be started in New Zealand.
Almost every gemstone in the world can be found in deep underground pits in Sri Lanka, a country renowned for its colored sapphires. But mining is dangerous for workers and harmful to the environment.
One of Sri Lanka's oldest mines holds valuable deposits of graphite — a critical mineral that makes up the largest part of EV batteries. But even though the country produces the world's purest form, experts say Sri Lanka isn't a global competitor. So what can the country do to rise up and meet the skyrocketing demand? Editor's Note: A previous version of this video incorrectly stated that the graphite deposits in Sri Lanka are 2,500 years old.
U.S Ambassador to Sri Lanka Julie Chung welcomes the positive steps Sri Lanka has taken in seeking assistance from the International Monetary Fund, saying that the United States, as one of the largest stakeholders of the IMF, wants to support Sri Lanka. Speaking to Indeewari Amuwatte on our current affair programme ‘At HydePark’ on Ada Derana 24, the Ambassador said that this will not only open up financing opportunities from international financial institutions and multilateral banks but indiv
Kumari had borrowed $425 from LOLC Finance, a Sri Lankan lending unit of LOLC Holdings, to start a small business selling mats. When heavy rains made roads impassable and she fell behind on her monthly $30 payments, loan officers came to her house near the town of Minneriya, she says, shouting at her in front of her family and neighbors, telling her she had to sell her possessions, threatening to report her to the police. That prompted quarrels with her husband, who hadn’t known about the loan.
Not one chicken egg was cracked open in the making of the latest episode of “Around the World.” Instead, Great Big Story senior producer/egg connoisseur Beryl Shereshewsky talked to seven people in seven countries to find out what other kinds of eggs they like and how they make them. In South Africa, massive ostrich eggs are what’s for breakfast, and they’re hard to crack. Teeny, tiny, juicy snail eggs are an expensive treat in France. In Japan, octopus eggs are a delicacy, and duck eggs are the
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