Urges Caution on Carbon Markets & Debt Swaps   By Emma Black The second Africa Climate Summit concluded with a declaration that has received a mixed response from ActionAid, September 12, 2025 a global federation committed to fighting poverty and injustice. While the organization welcomes the summit’s calls for debt

The Best Revenge Is Not to Be Like Your Enemy — Why Sierra Leone Must Resist Tit-For-Tat Politics   By Jensen Brian Abass Cummings Politics is a blood sport in many places, but revenge politics is a slow death for a nation. The old proverb — “the best revenge is

By Musa Aiahson Koroma   Graduation is often imagined as the golden bridge to prosperity. The air of accomplishment, the symbolic gown, the applause, all of it whispers that the struggle is over. Yet, for many graduates, the days after university feel like walking into a fog. The job market

By Emma Black     Bhumi Khusi, a retail and wholesale business located at 9 Sani Abacha Street, has come under serious scrutiny for allegedly undermining the Government of President Julius Maada Bio’s revenue generation initiatives through tax evasion and labor law violations. Investigations reveal that Bhumi Khusi has been

By Thaimu T. Kamara     Hundreds of transport operators and community members gathered at the Kambia Government Hospital to mourn and receive the remains of three individuals two women and one man who tragically lost their lives in a motorbike accident, leaving families and the entire district in deep

      With global aid declining and international economic shifts reshaping fiscal opportunities, Sierra Leone is intensifying efforts to generate sustainable domestic revenue to fund national development priorities. At the FY2026 Budget National Policy Hearing, Minister of Finance Sheku Ahmed Fantamadi Bangura unveiled innovative strategies aimed at mobilising both