There are many ways to unite Sierra Leone without generating a siege mentality. Patriotism and political party affiliations are strange bed mates and we should not confuse the two. [Read more]
Corruption and impunity remain our nemesis and continue to torment us. Have we as a society and a people got the balls to at least get rid of their principalities and powers? [Read more]
If you want to maintain the credit and honour lavished upon you by the Critique, you shouldn’t follow the footstep of your predecessors, Critique Echo warned Dr. Kadie Sesay [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, by Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon The line in the sand has been drawn clearly and irrevocably. Right now a battle is taking shape in our dear country; a [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, by Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon Future historians will look back at the 2007-2012 slot in our history as one of the golden opportunities that was allowed by our [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, by Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon awogordon@yahoo.co.uk Before some faces turn angrier than a cobbler’s thumb at the statement above, let me first wish all of you a happy new [Read more]
By Umaru Fofana, SLAJ, BBC, Freetown 2012 is here. The elections are near. Politicians have started greeting people by their name. Absentee and no-do-gooder parliamentarians, council chairmen and councillors have [Read more]
By Kofi Akosah-Sarpong, CEN Commentator, USA Sierra Leone is a perfect example of how the African politician should do away with the absurd juju-marabou spiritualism – if Africa is to [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, by Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon, awogordon@yahoo.co.uk Let’s end the game of wits. We all know that politicians when whipped into mob frenzy can take banality to frightening [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, by Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon, awogordon@yahoo.co.uk Blood is not simply red – it stains. Covenants without swords are but mere words. When the hunter is afraid of his gun, [Read more]
By John Momoh If one considers the role played by Ex-brigadier Julius Maada Bio in bringing Ex-President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah’s Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) Regime to power in 1996, [Read more]
By Sorie Fofana The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report of 2004 discovered that “endemic corruption was a central factor that produced the dire conditions that made civil war inevitable. Sierra [Read more]
RANDOM MUSING, By Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon awogordon@yahoo.co.uk Sir, The Vice President, Alhaji Sam Sumana Permit my impudence but there is an irony in the fact that the administration [Read more]
By Abdulai Mansaray Abdulai Mansaray, Author The last time I checked, the national police force of the Republic of Sierra Leone was charged with the responsibility for law enforcement [Read more]
Commented By Franklin Kekura Fode-Kallay, USA. Sorious Samura Sir, Please grant me space in your widely read magazine to express my views on this hot issue. Thanks. HOW SERIOUS IS [Read more]
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