The Diamond Center College, Sierra Leone’s premier institution for professional training in the diamond industry, marked its 8th graduation ceremony on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at its campus on 29 Pass...
Popular civil society activist Edmond Abu has been elected as the new President of the Rugby Union, succeeding in his bid for leadership in the recent election held on August 10, 2024. Delegates of the...
Edmond Abu, a well-known civil society activist, has officially announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Rugby Union in the upcoming elections. The election, scheduled for August 10, 2024, will...
Popular Right Activist, Edmond Abu, has criticized SLRSA following the recent price Increment of driver's license after the resignation of the erstwhile speaker of Parliament. He further emphasized...
The Executive Director of Native Consortium Edmond Abu Jr has confirmed that his organization together with other Civil Society Organizations will stage a protest if parliament increases the fees for the...
The Native Consortium and Research Center has issued a press release in response to the Petroleum Regulatory Agency's (PRA) recent statements regarding the ongoing fuel crisis in Sierra Leone. In their...
Sierra Leonean Civil Society Activist, Edmond Abu Jr. has drawn key insights from the recent Liberian election that he believes hold crucial lessons for political parties in Sierra Leone. He highlights...
The Native Consortium and Research Center has vehemently criticized the recent tariff increases in the telecom sector, labeling them as disproportionate and harmful to the ordinary consumer. The consortium's...
Popular Civil Society Activist, Edmond Abu has called for European Union to apologize to Sierra Leoneans and the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone ( ECSL ) Over their recent election report. Though...
Executive Director of the Native Consortium And Research Centre, Edmond Abu Jnr has reacted to President Julius Maada Bio’s Speech he made at his Alma Mater, American University’s School of Public...
