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Sierra Leone electricity crisis – EDSA Director’s mismanagement exposed

April 2, 2024 Abdul Rashid Thomas 1

Mariama Admire Bundu: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 02 April 2024: In a shocking revelation at last week’s government press conference on March 26th, 2024, Joe-Lahai Sormana, the Director General of Sierra Leone’s Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA), came under intense scrutiny for his egregious mismanagement and lack of transparency, as [Read More]

A cry for true representation: Reflecting on Sierra Leone’s institutions – Op ed

April 2, 2024 Abdul Rashid Thomas 0

Alpha Amadu Jalloh – The Fox: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 02 April 2024: As the sun rises over the hills of Sierra Leone, casting its golden hue upon the land, the shadows of injustice and neglect loom large over our nation. Today, I raise my pen not in celebration, but in [Read More]

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