Critique Column

ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT DR ERNEST BAI KOROMA RESTRICTION ON MOVEMENT BETWEEN DISTRICTS DURING CHRISTMAS PERIOD Fellow Sierra Leoneans, since our country registered it first case of Ebola [Read more]

Ebola has proved to be the most dreadful virus on our planet and it has swept countless number of good people across the Manor River Union. So far, all researches [Read more]

I landed in Berlin barely a week ago after I spent complete two months in Sierra Leone, the land that has been branded with and stigmatized by Ebola. So far, [Read more]

The second season of Al Jazeera’s award-winning Africa Investigates kicked off on Wednesday, 12 November 2014, asking whether the Liberian government is making the Ebola crisis worse.   “This groundbreaking series gives [Read more]

The first human trial of an experimental Ebola vaccine has produced promising results, U.S. scientists said, raising hopes that protection from the deadly disease may be on the horizon. All [Read more]

Whether David Tam Baryoh was blackmailed into signing a confession which then guaranteed his presidential pardon or temporary release is neither here nor there as far as I am concerned. [Read more]

Since you can never underestimate the evil in politics until you are a victim, we need to be aware that we also don’t have to be the corpse to go [Read more]

YAHYA, BETTER LEARN FROM THE LESSIONS OF SADDAM AND THE UNITED NATIONS ON INSPECTION Action pour les Droit Humains et l’Amitie (ADHA). A Human Rights Defenders through Friendship Organization, based [Read more]

When the Ebola virus broke out in Sierra Leone barely six months ago, many citizens received the message with diverse dispositions.  While some received it as a short-cut to self-enrichment, [Read more]

My beautiful and beloved country of Sierra Leone is still not ready for the fight against the persistent virus that is rapidly killing our innocent citizens in their hundreds if [Read more]

Ebola is a dreadful virus. Though some of us are no professional medics, but we can perceive, smell, sense and digest the destructions cause by it and could draw conclusions [Read more]

The ongoing Ebola outbreak has prompted many to ask serious questions about whom primarily the horrific disease would strike. The questioned posed by Lauren Wolf, Columnist for Foreign Policy Magazine: [Read more]

The Ebola crisis is bringing to our consciousness a lot of disquieting questions. For one if Ebola were to be eradicated tomorrow where do our leaders  stand on the side [Read more]