Sri Lanka, Sept. 14 -- In a recent interview with Daily Mirror, MP Dilith Jayaweera said that Sarvajana Balaya's vision is to govern rather than act as a political power broker for major political parties. Drawing on his background as an entrepreneur and brand strategist, Jayaweera acknowledged that he isn't happy about his political campaign. He underscored that fact that lasting support cannot be built on media presence alone though it could attract attention for a short period of time. Instead, he believes that earning public trust through hands-on experience as a long-term challenge; one he believes he will achieve by cultivating strong, youth-led second-tier leadership. The Parliamentarian stated that as a new political party he is ...