Some twenty years or more ago, while I was minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in the government of late former President Alhajie Dr. Ahmad Tejan-Kabbah, I was summoned [Read more]
The deputy matron at the government hospital in Kenema Josephine Finda Sellu has called on the government and Non Governmental Organizations to immediately come to the aid of the District [Read more]
The long awaited suspense in the minds of supporters of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) belonging to Amb. Allie Bangura’s camp and those of the present Chairman of the [Read more]
Dozens of BringBackOurGirls NYC members together with community leaders and concerned citizens staged a peaceful protest in New York on Monday to petition the U.N. Security Council, U.S. Secretary of [Read more]
Some executive members and supporters of the main opposition Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) have asked the Chairman and Leader, Chief Sheborah Sumanoh Kapen, and Secretary-General, Sulaiman Bajan Tejan-Sie, to [Read more]
Since the dawn of history, education has invariably been the core factor in the progress and development of nations across the world. It has been the source of enlightenment to [Read more]
I am seated in Fokai’ Demby’s delightful Kamboi complex along Kenema’s co-busiest thoroughfare as I watch motorists, bike riders and pedestrians struggling to avoid the bad patch at the Capitol/ [Read more]
Is Having Bahige Annan, a Syrian, Serving as Consul General for Sierra Leone in the UAE in the Best Interest of Sierra Leone? Like most Sierra Leoneans, I was greatly [Read more]
When President Koroma was elected in 2007 some of us welcomed him faithfully because we thought the best democratic nation is the one that rotates its seat of power. But [Read more]
Ebola was first reported in Guinea in March 2014 in the four southeastern districts of Guekedou, Macenta, Nzerekore and Kissidougou. By March 27, four confirmed cases were found in Conakry, [Read more]
Reports monitored from Sierra Leone indicate that a nine years old girl in a village called Bongama 1 in the Nimikoro Chiefdom bled to death following a forceful initiation into [Read more]
When London-born Jay was a teenager her mother suggested she join a secret women's society in Sierra Leone. There would be a big party, new dresses and she would be [Read more]
Orange continues to support innovation in Africa and launches its third incubator partnership on the continent Orange announces the opening of the first start-up incubator in Niger PARIS, France, May [Read more]
A new interactive map (1) published by the international development charity WaterAid (http://www.wateraid.org), has been launched online showing that 14 African governments are on course or within touching distance of [Read more]
The Public Order Act, 1965 has, among other issues apparently become a bone of contention among Legislators, Politicians and Media Practitioners. The fact that the Constitutional Review Committee is busy [Read more]
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