Sri Lanka, a nation of diverse people, dreamed big of developing into a prosperous nation when it gained independence from the British in 1948. But 74 years later, it is a country divided along ethnic and religious lines, thanks to divisive politics promoted by successive governments. In 2022, Sri Lanka's economy is in shambles. In conversation with various stakeholders, Crosscurrents examines the causes for the crisis and seeks solutions to rebuilding the nation. We invite you to join us on that journey. Listen in, send us your feedback. Crosscurrents is brought to you by a group of Sri Lankan journalists domiciled overseas.
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