After over two years in prison for a bailable offence, opposition leader Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray still languishing in prison cell with several indications and medical advises that he may die in prison...
A group of Sierra Leoneans called ‘Concerned Sierra Leoneans’, have lamented the unlawful killings, police brutality and corruption under the Bio’s administration. “Sierra Leone is entering...
Concerned Sierra Leoneans (CSL), has called on the government of Sierra Leone to step up and take disciplinary action against ministers, government officials, and political party stalwarts to stop the...
The Chairman and Leader of the Alliance Democratic Party, Mohamed Kamarainba is currently in a critical condition at the 34 Military Hospital in Wilberforce Village, Freetown. Haja Mansaray, a younger...
2018 Alliance Democratic Party (ADP) Presidential candidate, Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray has reportedly been taken to 34 Military Hospital in Freetown on Tuesday. Sierraloaded learnt that this development...
It is reported the 2018 Alliance Democratic Party (ADP) Presidential candidate, Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray is facing High Court Judges today to witness the conviction or the process to convict him. Mohamed...
Nearly two years ago, an outspoken critic of the government of president Julius Bio, the leader of one of the smaller opposition parties, the ADP, Mr Mohamed Kamaraiba Mansary,was arrested and charged...
Mohamed Kamaraimba Mansaray, popularly known as Kamaraimba, has spent over one year in detention after he was charged to court on the 21st of July 2020. He is before the court on eight count charges;...
The disturbing reports form medical doctors that Mohammed Kamarainba Mansaray will die in prison if not flown abroad immediately for better treatment, many people say, seems not to trouble those in authority...
Senior Human Rights advocate from the Campaign for Human Rights and Development International (CHRDI), including the Chief Executive , Abdul M. Fatoma, made a formal request to the Ministry of Internal...
