Lansana Fofanah: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 September 2018: For 60-year-old madam Isatu Sesay, the earth is like a woman; whatever you give it, it gives you back in manifold – although it may take a little while. That is her main reason for investing in rice farming, she says. The [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 September 2018: A Sierra Leonean woman believed to be a Mrs Memuna Warne, who was said to be on a visit to London and was due to fly back to Sierra Leone tomorrow, has been reported killed in a fire which engulfed the house she was [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 September 2018: Taking the message and the fight against corruption to the youths of Africa has not been easy and will continue to be one of the greatest challenges facing this generation. But it is a message that must be embraced, and a fight that must [Read More]
Abdulai Mansaray: Sierra Leone telegraph: 5 September 2018: It is no secret that Africa is set to become the next global battle ground for western commercial interests. Many people have translated this new economic genre that is about to be unleashed on Africa as the second Scramble for Africa. Interestingly, [Read More]
Pastor Mohamed Sesay: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 5 September 2018: The 2007 to 2017 reign of the All Peoples Congress Party (APC) can best be described as the mining revolution era in Sierra Leone. Minerals including iron ore, bauxite, gold and diamonds, were mined at record levels. During this period, the [Read More]
Mousa E. Massaquoi: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 5 September 2018: Sierra Leone was once the centre for quality education in Anglophone West Africa. Known as the Athens of West Africa, the country has witnessed a steady decline in the provision of good standards of quality education. This has immensely affected the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 September 2018: African leaders have today been offered another financial lifeline by China in the form of a $60 Billion funding package, aimed at strengthening China-Africa relations and economic partnership. But cynics see this new ‘chinese carrot’ as another sign of China’s neo-colonial strategy to control [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 September 2018: After a foreign kickstart, African investors and regulators have to take over the lead in shaping the continent’s sustainable energy future For years, the African renewable energy development market has been dominated by foreign investors and financial institutions. Now is the time for African [Read More]
David B. Moore: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 September 2018: Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s inauguration as Zimbabwe’s second president and commander-in-chief consummated power for the main beneficiary of the November 2017 coup that forced Robert Mugabe’s long delayed retirement. Zimbabwean scholar and activist Brian Raftopoulos’ remarks during a public meeting at the University of Cape Town [Read More]
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