Abdulai Braima Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 June 2016 This is Sierra Leone. There is, here, no pampering pillow to cuddle. What there is, is a pulverising political war, raging like a consuming inferno that will sculpture no saint If we in the SLPP cannot fight together to avert the onset [Read More]
Politico: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 June 2016 There are reports of a major security breach at the Lungi international airport, of a man attempting to board an Air France plane with petrol, a matchbox and a cigarette lighter, among other items in his possession. A three-and-a-half hour long closed circuit [Read More]
Pamela Johnson Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 June 2016 A secret plan by a small group of cross-party parliamentarians in Sierra Leone to amend the 1991 Constitution, so as to promote their own narrow and personal political interests has been exposed. Many people in the country that have heard about this [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 June 2016 After last week Sunday’s SLPP party office dramatic fiasco, caused unnecessarily by the incompetent chairman Chief Kapen, former UN global energy and development expert – now one of the leading contenders for the party’s presidential candidacy – Dr. Kandeh Yumkella, was yesterday at the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 June 2016 Sierra Leone is now in the middle of the rainy season, when water should not be a problem. But in the last six months, the shortage of clean drinking water in most parts of the country, except the president’s hometown of Makeni in the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 9 June 2016 It is disheartening and a crying shame to read that; president Koroma of Sierra Leone is still determined to have his new prestigious international airport, built by the Chinese at a cost of $400 million, only to serve as his legacy, despite the country’s [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 8 June 2016 For several decades, the call for the institution of African solutions and justice for African problems and impunity has gone unheeded. But alas, the tide may now be turning. Dictators and despots in Africa have for far too long got away with police brutality, [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 June 2016 When a democratically elected government of one of the poorest countries in the world spends over $500 million on infrastructure projects in eight years, leaving millions of people without adequate supply of clean drinking water, electricity and healthcare, one has to wonder what and [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 5 June 2016 The Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) has lost the last two general and presidential elections, and from all accounts is destined to remain on the opposition benches in 2018, simply because it is failing to change. With less than two years to go before [Read More]
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