By Dadson A. Musa   The sad reality is that for this academic year is that pupils who have qualified to be in SSS1 have already missed out on a whole term. Over the years, it is a problem that government after government have sought to avoid. It has been

By Josephine Sesay     Death is a powerful reminder of a moment of truth we all inevitably face, though most of us live in a constant state of denial. When someone dies, the world halts for a brief moment, and we feel the weight of their absence, mourning their

By Eliasu Jalloh     I was born and raised in Sierra Leone, and for as long as I can remember, my identity as a Fulani has always been used against me. As children, we were bullied, mocked, and labelled as “Fullah G,” often followed by hateful chants and songs