By Abraham John In my last piece, I underscored the point that the Late President Kabbah was diverse in the appointment of his cabinet ministers. On a number of occasions, he appointed non SLPP members into his cabinet. These included the Late Hafsatu Kabba (a well known APC member), Mr.

By Sulaiman Jalloh   Sierra Leone’s Parliament through the committee on higher education chaired by honourable Joseph Williams Lamin of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) representing the people of Bo District  has on Monday, November 11, 2024, ruled that the property situated at Jomo Kenyatta Road in Freetown

In recent years, Sierra Leone has witnessed a significant shift in its political landscape a transformation characterized by the growing presence and influence of female leaders. Traditionally, politics in Sierra Leone, like much of Africa, has been dominated by men, with women facing numerous cultural, social, and economic barriers to

By Dr Samuel Bayon     The question of our role as custodians of a nation like Sierra Leone, especially in the context of belief in divine control, involves a balance between faith and responsibility. Here are a few points to consider: Stewardship: Recognizing that we are caretakers of our

By Thomas V.M Sengeh     In recent years, America’s political landscape has witnessed a sharp uptick in anti-immigrant rhetoric and systemic marginalization of African descendants. This shift reflects not only policy decisions but also a national conversation that increasingly sees immigration through a sceptical or antagonistic lens. In understanding

By Dadson A. Musa     Four armed robbers, including dismissed police officers were committed to the high court in the magistrate court in Bo presided over by George Edwin.in the Bo judicial district on Friday, 8th November 2024. In his ruling after listening to both the prosecution and defence, magistrate Edwin