Discussing the way forward for the APC out of the current morass brings to mind the recent interview with the US Ambassador, David Reimer, on Radio Democracy 98.1 a couple of days ago. Ambassador David...
It is early days yet to find out if this new government will take the private sector rhetoric beyond mere platitudes and move into meaningful action. Many Ministers fail to embrace the private sector,...
On the demise of Arata, it is sad for any young man to lose his life in such a cruel, brutal, and despicable manner. For those who know little or nothing about this young man widely and commonly known...
The primary problem of the last elections was not for unemployment, inflation or foreign policies, but the role of hypocrisy in the politics of Sierra Leone. Civilization and patriotism would have eliminated...
An Enviromental Expert Ansu Bangura has raised concern over recent destruction of 20 dredges dredges along the Pampana River, in the surrounding villages of Maneteh and Maseneh, Chiefdom, Tonkolili District According...
British High Commissioner to Sierra Leone – Lisa Chesney, when you foreign diplomats on whom so much is expected remain so naive and hypocritical, that is why Africa will never grow tired of producing...
The current political impasse in Sierra Leone can be visible and sadly seen in the country’s Parliament, which clearly shows that the Parliament is a One-Party Parliament, designed and created by the...
There are unconfirmed reports making the rounds on social media, claiming that Francis Ben Kaifala – head of Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has been sent on study leave to retirement...
Sierra Leone Has a Substance Abuse And Not a Kush Problem. Does That Sound Like a Broken Record? Sierra Leoneans often scapegoat one problem for others. For instance, for every ailment, they blame malaria...
When terrorist IRA group failed to kill Britain’s Margaret Thatcher in 1984 in a hotel bombing, they remarked that: ’Today, we were unlucky. But remember we have only to be #luckyonce. You (the British...
