It is no crime if Civil Servants are paid huge salaries within the legally prescribed salary scall of our country. Consequently, it is as well no big deal if their salaries are publicly published to the...
Deputy Head of Media and Public Relations, Sierra Leone Police (SLP), Superintendent Samuel Saio Conteh, has disclose that the police have apprehended three suspects who are alleged to be the pioneers...
Who is Rev. Smart K. Senesie? He is the Executive Director of the Sierra Leone Roads Safety Authority (SLRSA) (effective January 11, 2022). Prior to this position, he was the Chairman, Board of Directors...
Sierra Leone, our motherland, our home. Since independence in 1961 she has suffered much turmoil, pestilences and tribulations, she has enjoyed the good and flowery moments too. However, at 61 years...
At 61 years of independence, Sierra Leone is a nation of many woes; compatriots would agree it has all the hallmarks of a failed state. In 1960, the secretary of state responsible for the British colonies,...
Following the most topical issue – about fake degrees – in the country that caught the attention of the C4C MP, Hon Paul Sam, who raised the motion to investigate MPs, Ministries, Departments and Agencies...
The President of Sierra Leone, Julius Maada Bio has highlighted major achievements his administration has accomplished over the years during his 61st Independence Day address to the nation. President...
Former President of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma has extended a congratulatory independence message to Sierra Leoneans. Koroma, who currently serves as the Chairman of the main opposition All Peoples...
Every trick under the palm tree is being applied by the failed ruling SLPP government to win the 2023 general and presidential elections at all costs. President Julius Maada Bio, widely deemed as a...
A happy 61st birthday to Mama Salone. Reflecting on our 61 years of independence yields a mixed bag of results. Older folks certainly would not yearn for the horrible roads that made most areas in the...
