The High Court of Sierra Leone on Thursday 23 March 2023 inspected the $4.9 Millon dollars Sierra Leone Chancery Building in New York. The purpose of the inspection by the court is to get a firsthand...
The newly elected presidential candidate of the All People’s Congress, Dr Samura Kamara and seven other accused persons will face the High Court on Thursday for the ongoing Chancery Building trial. Kamara,...
On January 13, 2023, the Freetown High Court is scheduled to render its decision in the case involving Dr. Samura Mathew Wilson Kamara, a former minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation...
The 2019 banking records collectively show that over US$4.6 million was transferred between 27th May 2019 and 5th September 2019 from Freetown. Africanist Press reviewed 134 transactions from the 2019...
The 18th prosecution witness in the ongoing corruption trial of Dr. Samura Kanara and four others, Dr. Alie Kabba has told the court that, all Foreign Affairs Ministers had no hands in any financial matters,...
Sierra Leone: President Bio’s diplomats could not account for over US$4.6 million transferred in 2019 to New York For Chancery Building construction. "In this report, Africanist Press provides an...
NEW YORK: On Sunday, 9th October 2022, we visited again the abandoned Chancery Building of the Sierra Leone Mission in New York to observe the status of the renovation for which over US$4.6 million was...
In the High Court of Sierra Leone in the on-going matter between the State and Dr. Samura Kamara and four others has continue by the presiding Judge Justice Adrian Fisher. The fourteenth prosecution...
A Sierra Leonean and American citizen Mr. Alex Kamara, expert in United States Immigration Laws, on Monday August 15th 2022, in an address delivered to the executive of the Net-Work of Ex-Asylum Seekers,...
The 13th State witness, Idriss Samaguty Tejan Kargbo, has testified before Justice Adrian Fishers that he has never submitted any credential before and after his appointment as head of the chancery at...
