Agriculture is the future of our nation and is inextricably linked to the success of our agricultural sector, and the global exportation of our goods and services. As such, it is vital that we prioritize...
As Sierra Leone grapples with persistent challenges in its health sector, recent revelations about President Bio's extensive travel expenditures have sparked considerable public outcry. According to the...
Every passing day takes the Election Investigation Committee (EIC) close to June 2024 when the outcome of the entire election probe will come out. The people of Sierra Leone eagerly wait for it. The decision...
When talk of party unity become a tactile activity within any gathering of political ideologues, it becomes clear that the foundational principles may have escaped the immediate concern of major players. It...
On Jan. 23, I represented my country’s government before the U.N. Security Council, where I called for a cease-fire in Gaza and justice for all parties. The following day, International Day of Education,...
As the holy month of Ramadan descends upon Freetown, Sierra Leone's bustling capital finds itself shrouded in darkness. The once vibrant streets, pulsating with life, now lie silent under the cloak of...
The recent engagement between the Parliamentary Oversight Committee on works and public assets and various stakeholders regarding proposed toll gate charges in Sierra Leone has shed light on a concerning...
“The state of Sierra Leone's economy is currently in a state of recession, with inflation reaching double digits. In times like these, strong leadership is crucial to demonstrate commitment and address...
In the heart of Sierra Leone’s political landscape lies a deep-seated yearning for change. For far too long, our nation has been held hostage by the grip of aging politicians who have failed to deliver...
To what length might a hyperventilating showboat of a mayor go to stay in the public’s eye? The BBC’s recent Private Eye documentary, “Mayor on the Frontline”, gives some clues. It describes Freetown’s...
