An impartial and independent political analyst who has for many years been scrutinizing and analyzing the political dynamics in Sierra Leone has in a latest interview with We Yone emphatically maintained...
Over the recent international window, soccer fans across the world were thrilled to some good football games though some were drab and boring. Sierra Leoneans also had the opportunity to see their darling...
President Julius Maada Bio’s ceaseless travels are yet to yield long-awaited dividends to Sierra Leoneans. Sierra leone still grapples with Hardship and object poverty regardless of the president’s...
It is very clear that President Bio, because of the many delivered campaign promises in close to four years in governance, like he did in 2018, will defeat the APC Samura Kamara and Sam-Sumana combined...
The ruling Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) led government may soon win the prestigious Grammy Award for the egregiously egregious lies both its leaders and followers continue to spew anytime they speak. It...
The SLPP under President Bio is the most government since Sierra Leone gained independence in 1961. Look at our President, since he entered the US for the United Nations General Assembly, he is going all...
Many people were of the assumption that President Dr. Julius Maada Bio was not in support of Hon. Ibrahim Tawa Conteh of Constituency 132 at Lumley in Freetown when the Member of Parliament stood firmly...
It is no longer a gainsaying, but a reality that the President and the government are believe by many Sierra Leoneans as a talk and do president and a talk and do government. This reality political slogan...
The First Lady of Sierra Leone, Fatima Bio was spotted assumedly "TikTokking" at the United Nations 76th General Assembly which took place a couple of days ago. The Celebrity First Lady was seen raising...
A certain female Sierra Leonean RSLAF officer who circulated on social media a message advising her RSLAF colleagues to refrain from allowing themselves to be instigated by anyone to execute a coup was...
