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The KKY Conundrum
President Bio recently extended an olive branch to Kandeh Yumkella, the figure head of the National Grand Coalition (NGC) party, during a traditional ceremony somewhere in in the latter’s neck [Read more]
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PCR Covid Test No Longer Required For People Travelling From Sierra Leone To UK
Following last week’s announcement by the UK government that Covid PCR tests are no longer required for people coming into the country, there are reports of passengers travelling from Freetown [Read more]
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YAD Celebrates Annual Youth Cohesion Day in Kenema
Loud, jam-packed, colourful and mesmerizing was the YAD’s Peace and Unity Hall in Kenema as hundreds of youth representing diverse youth groups converged on Christmas eve to celebrate the annual [Read more]
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The Paradox of Free Speech and the Libel Criminal Law.
The Sierra Leone Criminal Libel Law was introduced by Sir Albert Margai of the SLPP in 1965. Undoubtedly, it became one of the most draconian sledgehammers used to muzzle and [Read more]
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YAD Inaugurates Community Toilets in Niawa Chiefdom
The inhabitants of Niawa and Langurama Chiefdoms have started celebrating Christmas before due as they formally received today, Monday 20th December 2021, 49 blocks of community toilets constructed in all [Read more]
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You Can’t Build A Peaceful Nation On Empty Stomachs and Human Misery.
It is an open secret that the price of goods and especially food stuff worldwide, has skyrocketed in the past two years. Many see these changes as not only coincidental [Read more]
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You Cannot Choose Between Right or Wrong by Taking a Census
A census is generally described as the procedure of systematically calculating, acquiring and recording information about the members of a given population. Sierra Leone conducted a mid-term census on Friday, [Read more]
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Much Ado About Nothing
President Bio has usually been accused of downloading and uploading a lot of bureaucrats and technocrats onto his administration. Since our nations independence, there has been a preponderance of “career [Read more]
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Is There A Higher Law Than the Constitution?
Defining a constitution can be difficult, but for the purpose of this article, let’s say “a constitution is a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a [Read more]
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A President Cannot Defend a Nation if He is Not Held Accountable to Its Laws.
“When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society, over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorises it [Read more]
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Young Philanthropist Raises Hope of Fire Victims
A young professional and philanthropist, Mahawa Sandi in her own capacity has provided food and water to the medical teams and victims of the tragic fire incident that occurred in [Read more]
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David A. Kamara Honored As Humanitarian Goodwill Ambassador
The Orphan Empowerment Society Sierra Leone (T.O.E.S SL) has awarded the CEO – A Call to Business Savings and Loans Limited, David A. Kamara as a Humanitarian Goodwill Ambassador at [Read more]
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Nyali Foundation Donates to Fire Victims
Saturday 13 November 2021 was a day of relief for families of the Wellington fire victims as Nyali Foundation collaborated with Abu Kai to make a huge donation of 100 [Read more]
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Citizenship: The Right to Have Rights
In a recent announcement, President Bio declared in a tweet that “Another promise made and delivered! My government has just approved and authorised the Attorney General to lay in parliament [Read more]
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Put Salone Fos: Give to Caesar What Belongs To Caesar.
The life and reign of the late and former President Siaka Stevens would not be complete without a mention of the One-Party State he created and betrothed to our nation. [Read more]