In a Premier Media article, Raymond A. Kamara described Freetown as “not only our capital city but one of Africa’s most significant historical landmarks and a powerful symbol of resilience, freedom,...
Sierra Leone has been selected to join the global Mission 300 initiative, a program launched by the World Bank, the African Development Bank, and partners to connect 300 million Africans to reliable electricity...
In the 1970s and 80s, when performing Hajj was a nightmare for ordinary Sierra Leoneans, a group of visionary Muslim leaders created the Sierra Leone Pilgrimage Movement (SLPM). They gave structure, dignity,...
In a remarkable display of dedication to youth development and social transformation, Ambassador Cherinor Moseray, a renowned national advocate and development specialist, chose to mark his birthday by...
Following my recent video on Facebook regarding the eligibility of former Vice President Chief Samuel Sam-Sumana, I have been inundated with hundreds of calls and messages some of them even toxic. To...
Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, declared “real progress” toward credible and transparent elections, citing 37 completed electoral reforms, 47 ongoing, and 16 set to begin....
Yesterday, I had the privilege of listening to a conversation between two top MLS goal scorers, Kei Kamara and Augustine Williams. As a proud Sierra Leonean, I must express how delighted I am with the...
When President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah came with his post-war reconstruction agenda, people believed peace had finally returned and development would follow. When President Ernest Bai Koroma introduced his...
The Sierra Leone male national football team, the Leone Stars have never qualified for the finals of the FIFA World Cup, but their performances this year could land them a spot via a play-off route to...
Life in Sierra Leone has become a constant struggle for the majority of its citizens. A new hardship survey put together by Arthur E. Pearce & Co, brings together the voices of market women, workers,...
