By Thaimu T Kamara A community- based organisation called “Seidu Town Group Organisation” (STGO) in Sandor Chiefdom and beyond comprises of sons and daughters of Kono District has offered free medical screening and treatment to Constituents on critical issues that affect the well-being of people in the Nimikoro, Sandor
By Josephine Sesay On Friday, February 21, 2025, Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health hosted a one-day public engagement event at Fourah Bay College (FBC) in Freetown. The event, held at the FBC Multipurpose Hall, focused on educating students and young people about the newly passed Safe Motherhood Bill, aimed
By Amara Thoronka CLD Legal Officer flanked by a cross section of RAIC staff The Right to Access Information Commission (RAIC) and the Centre for Law and Democracy (CLD) of Canada have held an intensive two-day training workshop on “Applying the Comprehensive Methodology for Assessing Right to Information (RTI)
By Thaimu T Kamara The condition of the labour ward at the Rokupr Health Centre has come under scrutiny following reports of inadequate facilities and a lack of essential medical resources. Patients and healthcare workers alike have expressed alarm over the unhygienic environment and insufficient equipment, which they claim
By Thaimu T Kamara Sierra Leone’s National Youth Service (NYS) held a remarkable passing-out ceremony for Batch 7 on February 17, 2025, marking the successful completion of their service year. The event took place in Freetown and was attended by top government officials, dignitaries, and stakeholders in the education
By Fatmata Binta Bah Social media has become an undeniable force in the 21st century, weaving itself into the fabric of our daily lives. From connecting with loved ones across continents to staying informed about global events, its reach is vast and its influence profound. However, this ubiquitous presence comes
On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, the Parliament of Sierra Leone passed the Tertiary Education Commission Act, 2024, with some amendments, marking a crucial step towards advancing the nation’s educational framework. The legislation underwent rigorous examination by the Legislative Committee and the Committee of the Whole House prior to its approval.
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara A vibrant and independent media is the backbone of any democratic society. In Sierra Leone, where democratic governance is still evolving, the role of the media in promoting transparency, accountability, and citizen participation cannot be overstated. Through investigative journalism, public discourse, and holding
The Director General of the National Social Security and Insurance Trust, (NASSIT), Mohamed Fuaad Daboh, has called for strong leadership and collaboration among Social Security administrators around the world. Mr Daboh made this clarion call while sharing the Sierra Leone experience during a three-day Global Conference on Management and Innovation
By Musa T. Swarray Sierra Leone has witnessed a significant rise in the number of professionals holding master’s and PhD degrees over the last few decades. However, despite this increase in academic qualifications, the performance of governmental institutions continues to decline. This paradox raises an important question: Is our
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