By Dadson A Musa Sierra Leone is needlessly lagging behind in so many things due to varied reasons; from the bizarre to the realistic. We gained self – rule since 1961 which we received on a silver platter when other countries fought hard and she’d blood before getting theirs.
By Sulaiman Jalloh In keeping with his policy statement a few days in an address to the nation on the Kush, President Julius Maada Bio has appointed Brigadier General Prof. Foday Sahr as National Coordinator of the National Task Force on Drug and Substance Abuse in the country. In
By Michaella Faith Wright Honorable Minister Dr. Isata Mahoi of Sierra Leone recently engaged in a highly productive discussion with His Excellency Wang Qing, the esteemed Chinese Ambassador to Sierra Leone. The focal point of their deliberations revolved around bolstering support for victims of sexual gender-based violence within the
By Bishop Peterson Print Journalism, the bedrock and source of the other branches of journalism today, seems to be fading out in today’s generation. There are many reasons why this is happening in Sierra Leone today. Even when there are a hundred of reasons, yet, I must confess that, among
By Jensen Brian Abass Cummings In both the mundane routines of everyday life and the complexities of political landscapes, there exists a timeless wisdom encapsulated in the saying, “The apple does not fall far from the tree.” This adage, often invoked to describe the similarities between parents and children,
By Michaella Faith Wright In a concerted effort to bolster resilience against disasters and promote gender equality in disaster management, the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) recently conducted a transformative training program. This initiative, organized for the West & North Africa Hub (WNAH), saw the active participation of 40 women
By Michaella Faith Wright In a remarkable and groundbreaking turn of events, Kumba Seddu, a distinguished PhD Candidate specializing in Immunology and Microbiology, has been elevated to a prestigious position on the esteemed Editorial Board of the renowned Journal of Public Health in Africa (JPHIA). This momentous appointment represents a
By Sulaiman Jalloh In a recent development, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernoh Bah has condemned attacks on the Fourth estate while performing their duties, making reference to especially award-winning journalist Amadu Lamrana Bah of the African Young Voices Television (AYV). He said that the government prioritises
By Maada Lans In a resounding tribute to his exceptional leadership, ECOWAS leaders have united in applause for outgoing Speaker Sidi Mohamed Tunis as his term draws to a close. Making history as the first Sierra Leonean to hold the position in the 6th ECOWAS Parliament, Speaker Tunis has
By Sulaiman Jalloh There is a potential health risk for residents of Orugu Bridge near Jui over a pile of dumped foodstuff, the pile comprises dozens of cartoons that contain chicken, fish and pig products among others including hospital waste. Passerby and community dwellers are experiencing a very bad atmosphere
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