(Colombo) - Professor Arjuna de Silva, Chairman of the Sri Lanka Anti Doping Agency (SLADA), has decided to step down from his post effective September 30. His resignation from this post means he will ...

Prof. Arjuna de Silva considers the clean record the country’s athletes have maintained at the international arena during the last decade is the proof of the high standard the Sri Lanka Anti-Doping ...

Sri Lanka Anti Doping Agency (SLADA) is eyeing at doubling its quota of awareness programmes for this year, after 2018 ended with nine athletes testing positive for using banned substances, a record ...

The Education Ministry’s sports special consultant has criticised the country’s anti-doping authorities for not paying enough attention to the use of banned substances by school level athletes, a ...

Highlighting a dramatic rise in the use of performance-enhancing drugs at school and club level, Sri Lanka Anti-Doping Agency (SLADA) Director General Dr. Seevali Jayawickrama said that an ...

Members discussed a range of important issues related to the Compliance Monitoring Programme, including the assessment of three cases of non-compliance, the recommendations for which will be presented ...

The Australian and Sri Lankan anti-doping authorities have signed an agreement, pledging to work together in the fight for clean sport ©Getty Images The agreement, which has the official support of ...

Sri Lanka has attributed its suspension from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to procedural delays in updating its sports legislation, the Sri Lanka Anti-Doping Agency (SLADA) announced on ...

Sri Lanka keeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella who was banned for three years following an anti-doping violation, has had his ban reduced to three months, allowing him to resume playing cricket across all ...