The recent launch of a four-day Prison Court exercise by the Judiciary of Sierra Leone, aimed at fast-tracking stalled cases within our criminal justice system, is a commendable effort. Acting Chief Justice,...
Former All People's Congress Member of Parliament who represented Constituency 131 (Aberdeen and Murray town), Hon. Charles Johnson has reportedly fled the jurisdictions of Sierra Leone. Equity Newspaper...
Amid economic hardship, electricity problems, and a struggle to provide basic amenities, the frequent travels of President Julius Maada Bio have come under intense scrutiny. The President has dismissed...
When the American ambassador said on national television recently that the people of Sierra Leone should not be expecting a rerun of the 2023 elections because nothing in the Peace Agreement calls for...
Affiliate marketing is becoming a popular way of doing business on the Internet, providing owners of news sites, blogs, YouTube channels, pages on social networks or groups in messengers with the opportunity...
Freetown City Council (FCC) called for the submission of proposals on climate actions ranging USD 1,000 and USD 5,000 grants under the Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund for Freetown youths to implement...
I find it difficult to understand why some lawyers are complaining vehemently about the conduct of the Bar Association’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Kenema. Firstly, their complaint about being...
In response to the ongoing misinformation and distortion of facts following the Bar Elections held in Kenema on the 18th May 2024, I am minded to set the records straight for the unsuspecting public, who...
Step 1: and this is very important, make sure your candidate is supported by the government of the day and aligned with the current executive. Step 2: be bold! You’re gonna need to be for what comes...
The wielders of vocabularies have deployed profane and profound adjectives to describe the shameful events in Kenema during the annual Bar Association General Meeting (AGM) over the weekend. The judiciary's...
