Infrastructure Development and Government Projects
Posts discuss government infrastructure initiatives including the Central Expressway expansion with the Kadawatha-Mirigama section expected to open by April 2028. Updates reflect ongoing development and modernization efforts.
Our infrastructure timelines are like Sri Lankan weather forecasts—confident, specific, and completely divorced from reality. Meanwhile, we're out here debating whether credit for a half-finished highway belongs to the government that started it or the one that'll finish it in 2035, while the golf club's solar panels are apparently more controversial than actual electricity.
United National Party (UNP) Working Committee member Dinouk Colombage has questioned the government’s renewable energy policy after sharing a notice issued by the Royal Colombo Golf Club (RCGC), stating that the acceptance of applications for solar power projects has been https://t.co/u4uHwwZXwc
So if it is after three year training, the credid should go to the previous government #SriLanka https://t.co/pZrfwSHjHU
Minister of Transport, Highways and Urban Development Bimal Ratnayake has told NewsWire that the Kadawatha–Mirigama section of the Central Expressway could be opened to the public by April 2028. The Minister made the remarks while speaking to NewsWire during an inspection tour https://t.co/75cD0N1skK