By Fatmata Binta Bah In the fast-paced digital era,staying connected has become an essential part of our lives, whether it’s work,entertainment and staying in touch with loved ones.The reward for data has witnessed an uninterrupted surge. In that light, having a reliable and sufficient mobile data is crucial.
By Amara Thoronka The Sierra Leone Police has increased reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of ‘most wanted fugitives’ linked to the November 26th ‘failed coup’ from an initial reward of 50 million old Leones [50 thousand new Leones] to 70 million old Leones [70 thousand
By Alusine Fullah A 14-year-old girl is reported to have been sexually abused by her uncle at Masiaka. The incident left the young girl broken as she was deflowered in a horrifying manner by a relative, she had so much respect for. According to a witness, the act was
By Amara Thoronka The Institute for Governance Reform (IGR) has, based on its research and observation, said that the November 26 security incident, which later turned out to be a coup attempt, was carried out by persons – violence entrepreneurs, commonly known as thugs – who wanted to
Emerging Talent Programme (ETP) graduate, Jaydan Kamason, has become the first player from the scheme to sign a professional contract with Manchester United. Jaydan joined the ETP at the age of 10, whilst playing for local grassroots team Stockport Vikings. After spending a period of time developing in the ETP,
By: Mohamed Mansaray in Kenema The High Court Judge in Kenema, Hon. Justice France Banks-Kamara on Tuesday, December 12, 2023, handed down forty-five years’ imprisonment on Abdulai Ibrahim for Murder contrary to Law. The particulars of offence stated that the accused, Abdulai Ibrahim a farmer of Tojobu village on
Hi Tech – Festivities and the Rule of Law – It’s another December and yes, we know how things could get here if care is not taken. I however wish to urge and call for responsible festivities. It matters because after December, there is January and the rest of the
By: Jensen Brian Abass Cummings Introduction: The landscape of education is evolving rapidly, with the prominence of regular and distance learning overshadowing the traditional day scholar system. However, the experience of being a day scholar student at institutions like Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone goes beyond the mere
By Sheku Putka Kamara It goes without saying that today’s globe revolves around communication and if you ask me, what makes the norm even more appealing is when there is a taste of accuracy, spiced up with strategic and cogent agendas. In this 21st century, maybe we could suppose
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