By: Saidu Musa Sesay   From 1961 when the British Union Jack was replaced by the Green, White and Blue and until the death of the country’s first Prime Minister, Sir Milton Augustus Strieby Margai, in 1964, Sierra Leone tasted economic and social development as an “independent nation” and governance

By Jensen Brian Abass Cummings   In the landscape of national development, various sectors often compete for attention and resources. While Sierra Leone, like many other nations, has made strides in sectors such as education and human development, there is a growing call to prioritize agriculture as a cornerstone of

By Dadson A Musa The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) is celebrating the installation of artificial turf at fields in the country. While we acknowledge that the project has some positive effects on the game of football internally, the focus should be on developing stadia to promote Sierra Leonean football

By Dadson A. Musa   “Africa needs strong institutions, not strong men”, were the words of former president of the United States of America, Barrack Hussein Obama. Then, he had just paid his first visit to Africa and it was in the city of Accra, Ghana that he admonished Africans.