Makmid Kamara – EngAyde Sierra Leone Telegraph: 30 July 2015 Like a murderer’s hand lurking in the shadows and clasping a dagger, Ebola has struck down up to 11,279 helpless victims sometimes one after the other and other times en masse across three West African countries in just 14 months. (Photo: Dr Khan: [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 29 July 2015 Following his return to Austria, after last weekend’s inspirational UK tour, Kandeh Yumkella was the special guest at the Marmoorsaal – the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday – Tuesday, 28th July, 2015, at a ceremony where he was conferred with the Grand Decoration [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 28 July 2015 The international Office for Migration (IOM) is concerned that whilst Ebola cases have been falling sharply since the start of the year, the decline has now stalled in Sierra Leone. Although cases are confined to three districts – Port Loko, Kambia and Western Area [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 28 July 2015 The Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella (KKY) UK tour, which saw thousands of Sierra Leoneans turned out to meet the former UN man in Reading and Manchester, came to a grand finale last Sunday, at the Bacon’s College Hall in South London. Hundreds of people queued [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 July 2015 Sierra Leone’s presidential hopeful – Dr. Kandeh Yumkella took Manchester by storm today, Saturday 25th July 2015 – the second leg of his UK wide tour, which will culminate in a grand finale tomorrow Sunday in London. (Photo: Dr, Yumkella – Right, shaking hands [Read More]
Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon Sierra Leone Telegraph: 24 July 2015 Dear Mr President, You may not know or remember me. But that is of no consequence, as I would not like you to think that I am also looking for a job (God forbid) like some of those ‘Concerned Sierra Leoneans’ [Read More]
Abdul Rashid Thomas – Editor, Sierra Leone Telegraph 23 July 2015 Sierra Leone government’s procurement of 100 buses from China at a cost of $120,000 each, may have been intended to alleviate transportation problems across the country, especially in the congested and overcrowded capital Freetown. But today, this decision has [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 22 July 2015 Today in parliament, Sierra Leone’s transport minister Balogun Koroma was at pains to explain, justify and convince parliamentarians, that ministers and officials have committed no wrong doing, with respect to procurement of the 100 buses from China at a cost of $12 million borrowed [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 21 July 2015 After last week’s public furore over the $12 million Busgate scandal and allegations of corruption, involving the purchasing of 100 buses from China by the Koroma government without following the country’s procurement rules, fears have been growing of a major cover up. (Photo: President [Read More]
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