Month: August 2015

The Austrian authorities say at least 20 migrants have been found dead in a lorry near the eastern border with Hungary.   The number of dead could be as high [Read more]

There is an African saying that “a chick that will grow into a cock, is spotted the very day it is hatched”. Progress is impossible without change, and those who [Read more]

I’m taking a break from my letter to the President, as a result of a few responses and comments on the two I have written. I promise to continue later. [Read more]

There has been a nationwide demonstration in the past 48 hours against raping and brutality against women in Sierra Leone, in wake of one the cruellest death of a 17 [Read more]

As part of the ongoing efforts of the Sierra Leone Embassy in Korea to showcase and  promote Sierra Leone to Korean Companies and potential investors in the aftermath of the Ebola [Read more]

DHL Express Sub-Saharan Africa has launched pocket-sized, all-touch computers that capitalize on the latest technological advancements The rise of e-commerce and increased competition are driving the demand for real-time supply [Read more]

President Koroma’s announcement of the lifting of some of the restrictions of the Ebola emergency regulations that were promulgated by the country’s parliament at the height of the Ebola crisis [Read more]

 For Truth Sake – Let’s Stop The Narrow-Minded Deception Because Our Rottenness is on the Inside.                                                                                          Sir, I did promise to get back to you. Because I have [Read more]

Sierra Leoneans both home and in Diasporas must be thankful to Monologue Radio Program and its leadership. Dr. David Tam Bayor’s true commitment to this weekend radio talk show called [Read more]

Attorney-General & Minister of Justice, Guma Building, Lamina Sankoh Street, FREETOWN. Dear Mr. Attorney,   RE: PRESIDENTIAL BROADCAST. I refer to the question posed by me in a short letter [Read more]

 The Confederate flag, a Civil War –era banner was removed entirely from the South Carolina Statehouse, recently. It followed the death of nine black church members at the hands of [Read more]

Donald Trump appeared to be the flavour of the month and had been flying high on the American political Richter scale. But it seems that either the wheels are coming [Read more]

With Rolling Stone’s retraction of the UVA rape story after investigation by Columbia University, notwithstanding, actress and playwright Fariso Jordan succeeds in keeping it strictly real in her rescripted, full [Read more]