There is some indication that as the November Elections get nearer, some people will go to great lengths to have their say; and in some cases hope to influence the [Read more]
The dust of the funeral rites of the President’s mother is slowly settling down as everything seems to be back on track with the same old politicking and backstabbing. Some [Read more]
The people of Sierra Leone, and especially the president and his family have been hit by the death of Mrs. Alice Koroma, the mother of the President of Sierra Leone. [Read more]
Many great thinkers have held the belief that “a free press is not a privilege but an organic necessity in a great society”. It is against this background that a [Read more]
When, on invitation, I agreed to receive postings from Face book friends on the discussion forum titled “Sierra Leone Issues” I did so with the hope that I was going [Read more]
Mr. Joseph Kamara, Commissioner of the Sierra Leonean anti-graft agency, recently made a presentation at the Commonwealth Regional Conference for heads of anti-corruption agencies at the Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone, Zambia. [Read more]
I will start this article by restating an old adage: “The lip of truth shall be established forever; a lying tongue is but for a moment.” The politics of ethnicity [Read more]
The recent exposure of the utterly depressing deeds of the APC government has forced international institutions and governments to raise eyebrows at President Koroma’s interpretation of democracy. It has also [Read more]
The term “corruption” has always been synonymous with power. Some believe that corruption is simply about authority plus monopoly minus transparency. Power has been known to attract the corruptible. But [Read more]
Though the official campaign whistle for the forthcoming presidential and parliamentary elections in Sierra Leone which is slated on 17th November this year is not yet blown, the scenario at [Read more]
I can still recall the summer noon in the year 1990 when my late father revealed to me a short story about the name Kemaena which had been changed to [Read more]
Forgive me for breaking my promise that I was taking a short break in honour of my brother, the late Olu Gordon. But even he would have been filled with [Read more]
In October last year, I commented on the political ramifications of the downfall of Gaddaffi under the headline “End of an era: Who, what and where next?” Prominent among my [Read more]
An old African saying states that when a child trips, he looks ahead of him to see who is watching; but when an elder falls, he looks behind to see [Read more]
The fly that refuses sound advice will eventually end up with the coffin in the grave. That is my counsel to those in the corridors of power who have ears; [Read more]
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