Two British women in their 100s have been named the oldest sisters in the world, after one celebrated a record breaking birthdays. Marjorie Ruddle, who recently turned 105, and Dorothy [Read more]
The ten Commandments which is also known as the “Statutes, Ordinances and Decrees” of Christianity is found in books of Exodus, chapter 20, and Deuteronomy chapter 5, and, according to [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]
The BBC has today announced its first-ever dedicated daily TV news programme in English for African audiences. The new programme, BBC Focus on Africa, brings together the expertise of the [Read more]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Miss Sierra Leone USA Women’s Leadership and Scholarship Pageant 2012 (a production of the nonprofit MSLDC Inc.) is honored to announce that Victoria Secrets Supermodel, Selita [Read more]
ARUSHA, Tanzania, June 6, 2012/ — Africa's Top Bankers gathered in Arusha, Tanzania, to celebrate the 6th edition of the African Banker Awards, under the patronage of the African Development [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]
A passenger plane carrying 153 passengers between Abudja and Lago has crashed in a residential area, no hope for survival. Authorities have declared three days of national mourning for the [Read more]
A cargo plane has crash-landed in Ghana's capital Accra, hitting a bus full of passengers, officials say. Ten passengers on board the bus were reported to have been killed while [Read more]
CAIRO — Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his former interior minister, Habib al Adly, were sentenced to life in prison for complicity in the killing of protesters during the [Read more]
PRESS RELEASE AfDB President Kaberuka thanked the Japanese Government for their continued support ARUSHA, Tanzania, May 31, 2012/ — Japan's Senior Vice Minister of Finance, Yukihisa Fujita, [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]
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor listened today with his eyes closed as he heard the Special Court for Sierra Leone in The Hague, Netherlands, sentence him to prison for 50 [Read more]
General Notice The Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) wish to make it known to all Sierra Leoneans at the diasporas, members of the international community including human right [Read more]
Judges at an international war-crimes court have handed a 50-year prison sentence to Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president, following his conviction for supporting rebels in Sierra Leone who murdered [Read more]
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