Sorie Fofana: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 14 May 2019: Alhaji Dr. Ahmad Tejan Kabbah retired peacefully at the end of his second and final term as President of the Republic of Sierra Leone in September 2007. Since he retired from office, President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah carried himself like a retired President [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 May 2019: The return of direct flights from London to Freetown, and reduction in cost of flying to Sierra Leone cannot come too soon for Sierra Leoneans living in the UK. This is even more important, if the country is to begin to open up its [Read More]
Jenkins Sulaiman: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 May 2019: Like many other countries, Sierra Leone’s national government heavily influences the rules under which subnational/regional government operate. This allows subnational interests in the national government to somehow influence how intergovernmental relationships are executed. However, in a country with a bifurcated political system [Read More]
Alhaji U. N’jai: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 May 2019: It seems like all is not going well; the New Direction is moving but without a strategic foresight to deliver tangible results in election promises. If it is going well with the team, you don’t change the players within first quarter [Read More]
Jonathan Hindolo Kurabu: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 May 2019: Bo City, the country’s second city situated in the Southern Province has been fraught with an avalanche of odd developments; whether they constitute an insignia of bad omen or natural occurrences is left in the hands of God. Yet we cannot [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 May 2019: A new political row has broken between the SLPP government and the main opposition APC, after the government withdrew security personnel attached to former President Ernest Bai Koroma, without consultation – it is understood. Writing yesterday in a public statement, president Koroma accused the [Read More]
Mohamed Macarthy: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 May 2019: The people of Bo and Kenema – two major cities in the south of Sierra Leone are facing serious electricity blackouts. Residents say they are disappointed and frustrated at the way electricity is being distributed. In November 2018, just months after he [Read More]
Winstanley R Bankole Johnson: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 May 2019: For decades to come the history of this country will continue to reflect grave inaccuracies. This is because contemporary narratives continue to be challenged by two variables: The authors and the political dispensation during which they are/were written. South-Eastern authors [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 May 2019: It is almost twenty-four hours since president Julius Maada Bio reshuffled his cabinet. There have been mixed reactions to the not so new line-up of ministers, especially with regards to what many see as the sacking or demotion of key players in his government. [Read More]
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