Sri Lanka’s twin crises could worsen renting woes
Renting is already a trying experience in Sri Lanka, but the current twin economic and political crises are bound to...
Dimuthu Attanayake is a journalist and researcher from Colombo, Sri Lanka who works on socio-economic, environmental, and big data-related issues. She was one of the top 12 international young journalists shortlisted for the Thomson Foundation’s Young Journalist Award 2018.
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