The erstwhile President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma has on Facebook photos spotted celebrating their 36th wedding anniversary with his wife, former First Lady, Mrs Sia Nyama Koroma. Ernest...
The Africa and West Asia (AWA) program of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International - IDEA) has officially invited former president Ernest Bai Koroma to participate...
Ajibu Jalloh, former strategic communication officer of the erstwhile Ernest Koroma led All Peoples’ Congress (APC) party has informed supporters of the APC that the worst APC is better than the best...
Sierra Leone's Judiciary has notified the general public that the Hon. Justice Adrian Fisher will today hear the matter between Alfred Peter Conteh and Ernest Bai Koroma and others. According to the...
Former President Ernest Bai Koroma has departed the shores of Sierra Leone to Germany for an annual routine medical. Former president Koroma is said to have maintained this annual medical routine for...
When Ahmad Tejan Kabbah was sworn-in as President of the Republic of Sierra Leone on 29th March 1996 he promised to achieve “lasting peace, stability, and socio-economic progress in our country”. Throughout...
There is every reason for Sierra Leoneans to celebrate President Bio’s leadership and Minister Kanja Sesay’s outstanding stewardship in the electricity sector and what this government has achieved...
The African Peace Magazine has featured former president Ernest Bai Koroma in their special October edition in recognition of his contribution to peace and democracy. The African Peace Magazine focuses...
The APC Party Register has become a mockery to the PPRC over the past couple of days when it was presented to the Commissioner of the Political Parties Registration Committee (PPRC) for perusal. It...
Former and leading presidential candidate of the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC), Samura Kamara has extolled former president of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma on his birthday. On a post...
