A Sri Lankan labourer unloads bananas at a banana market in Sevanagala some 120kms south-east of Colombo on March 26, 2013. Sri Lanka's economy grew by more than eight percent a year in the first full two years after security forces ended a war with Tamil Tiger rebels in May 2009. Some 100,000 people were killed in 37 years of fighting. AFP PHOTO/Ishara S. KODIKARA
A Sri Lankan labourer unloads bananas at a banana market in Sevanagala some 120kms south-east of Colombo on March 26, 2013. Sri Lanka's economy grew by more than eight percent a year in the first full two years after security forces ended a war with Tamil Tiger rebels in May 2009. Some 100,000 people were killed in 37 years of fighting. AFP PHOTO/Ishara S. KODIKARA Foto: Ishara S.KODIKARA/AFP

Sri Lanka töölised askeldavad banaaniturul Sevanagalas, mis jääb pealinnast Colombost 120 kilomeetrit kagusse. Riigi majandus on kasvanud kaheksa protsenti aastas ja nii esimest korda aastate lõikes pärast seda, kui julgeolekujõud panid punkti Tamili Tiigritega peetud sõjale mais 2009. Ligi 37 aasta kestnud sõda nõudis 100 000 inimelu.


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