Protect Health Workers, Limit Quarantines, Promote Transparency (Nairobi, September 15, 2014) –West African governments should ensure rights protections as a crucial element in controlling the unprecedented Ebola epidemic ravaging the [Read more]
WASHINGTON, September, 16, 2014 – The World Bank Group’s (WBG) Board of Executive Directors today approved a US$105 million grant to finance Ebola-containment efforts underway in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra [Read more]
Is it me or what? I mean from indications, most of our political leaders are obviously a genre of those who missed the last bus to the real world. It [Read more]
Whenever it's election time in Sierra Leone, politicians always present catalogues of unfulfillable promises to the gullible and less informed voters. Some even promise constructing bridges where there are no [Read more]
Sierra Leone plans a three-day nationwide lockdown in an effort to halt an Ebola outbreak that has killed hundreds, a move that a leading medical charity said Saturday will not [Read more]
It is unfortunate that we are learning about the deadly Ebola in a hard way, with hundreds of dedicated and innocent compatriots paying the supreme price with their lives. [Read more]
Oh my God! As the Ebola epidemic continue to cripple our already battered economy, the government has signed again another contract of waste, mismanagement and embezzlement of the desperately needed [Read more]
In part two of The Battle for Africa, Emmy-winning Sierra Leonean journalist Sorious Samura travels to Ghana and Botswana in search of that most scarce of African commodities – good [Read more]
Citizens Call to Action against Ebola: Former Heads of State, Leaders from Civil Society and Business Launch a Petition Call Ebola virus becomes an overwhelming human catastrophe affecting public health, [Read more]
“When two elephants fight it is the grass that suffers.” African proverb For Africa, the first in a two-part People & Power investigation into the effects of China’s increasing influence in Africa, [Read more]
Jailed Al Jazeera journalist Baher Mohammed will become a father again today. His unjust imprisonment has however meant that he will not be at his wife Gehan’s side when she [Read more]
The Ebola epidemic is an issue about which it is difficult to speak and impossible to be silent. While any criticism of the government now will be automatically seen by [Read more]
“When two elephants fight it is the grass that suffers.” African proverb The Battle For Africa, the first in a two-part People & Power investigation into the effects of China’s increasing influence [Read more]
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation moves 10 steps forward in their quest to fool the nation. They have started publishing pages long bulletin about Ebola in Sierra Leone. What [Read more]
I landed in Berlin 24 hours ago after a very happy week at Terrytown, New York, where I joint a batch of fellow facilitators carefully selected by the United Nations [Read more]
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