Urgent Call for Support: Establishing A Senior Secondary Education in Masanga Community
By Augustine Koroma Masanga, a resilient community in Sierra Leone’s Tonkolili District, stands at a critical juncture in its pursuit of educational progress. For years, the community has successfully operated a Junior Secondary School (JSS), but it now faces a pressing challenge: the need to establish a Senior Secondary School (SSS). Without this, students […]
Magistrate Commits Man to High Court for Store Breaking, Larceny
By Mohamed Mansaray in Kenema. 21-year-old Alhaji Sheku, a miner of Deima Town in Kenema District has been committed to high court by Magistrate Shaka. P. Kamara of Magistrate Court No.1 in Kenema for store breaking and larceny contrary to Section 26(1) of the Larceny Act 1916. According to the prosecution, the accused, …...
The Clearance of the Police Officer Who Killed Chris Kaba
By Dr Samuel Edson Gibawo Bayon Chris Kaba’s background, with parents hailing from Sierra Leone, adds an important dimension to the discussion surrounding his tragic death. This context underscores the intersection of race, migration, and systemic issues within law enforcement, particularly in the UK. Cultural and Historical Context Sierra Leone has a complex history […]
BSL – Supporting Economic Development Through Financial Inclusion
At the mature age of 60 years, the Bank of Sierra Leone has a lot of reasons to look back in dignity and laud itself for a lifetime of commendable monetary policy services to the now peaceful, forward-looking West African country. The nation’s apex financial institution has achieved several significant milestones since the enactment of […]
State Nurse Explains Improvement in Child Healthcare Service
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara In a significant move to curtail maternal and child mortality rates, Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health has introduced the Child Death Audit/Review, a unique and proactive strategy designed to track, analyze, and document instances of mortality within health facilities and the wider community. This initiative aims to identify underlying…...
Rokupr Town Hospital Cries for Urgent Intervention
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara The Rokupr Town Hospital, a vital healthcare facility in the Kambia District of Sierra Leone, is grappling with an urgent shortage of medical beds and chairs, compromising the quality of healthcare for thousands of residents. This critical situation is impacting the hospital’s ability to effectively serve a growing population,…...
The Importance of Traffic Lights and Road Signs
By Sorie Rahman Sesay In every walk of life, there is a different form of communication that is understood by people in that field; therefore, the field of driving is not an exception. Traffic lights and road signs, symbols and writings that serve as universal language meant to be understood by drivers and…...
Transparency and Accountability in Organizational Management: A Public Administration Perspective
By Isatu Karim Introduction As a student of public administration and management, I recognize that transparency and accountability are not just buzzwords; they are essential components of effective organizational management. In today’s complex and interconnected world, organizations—whether public, private, or profit, non-profit—must embrace these principles to enhance their credibility, improve performance, and foster…...
The preparedness of students for the new academic year
By Ramatulai Leigh The start of a new academic year is always a time of anticipation, excitement, and perhaps a touch of trepidation. As students gear up to return to the classroom, their preparedness for the challenges ahead is a crucial factor in their academic success. This article explores the various aspects…...
Governance and Young People
By Mohamed Daramy Young people’s participation in governance is vital for the development of any nation. Involving young people in governance helps cultivate a sense of responsibility, confidence and ownership. When they see that their opinions matter and can influence decisions, they are more likely to feel attached and connected in making a difference…....