July 2020 – Page 7

President Bio’s SLPP Shall Come To Pass

July 2, 2020 Publisher and Chief Executive Officer KABS KANU 0

By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) In John Bolton’s new book, “The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir”, and Wole Soyinka’s “The Man Died” are haunting paragraphs that portray […]

HOW THE PROSECUTION LAID EVIDENCE BARE AGAINST PALO CONTEH FOR THE JURY IN ARGUMENTS THAT FAILED

July 2, 2020 Publisher and Chief Executive Officer KABS KANU 0

29th June, 2020 In today’s treason trial proceedings, Counsel for both sides flexed their muscles in what was clearly a ding-dong legal battle. Honorable Justice Momoh Jah Stevens after […]

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Amnesty International , a charade and baloney

May 7, 2015 0

WHEN CIVIL SOCIETY AND OTHER NON-GOVERNENTAL ORGANIZATIONS REFUSE TO SEE ISSUES IN THEIR ROUNDNESS, THEY FORFEIT THE OPPORTUNITY TO INFLUENCE GOVERNMENT DECISION/POLICY- A REJOINDER TO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Sierra Leone – […]

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Kudos to the Opposition for Keeping the Party in Power accountable

April 26, 2021 0

Kudos to the Opposition for Keeping the Party in Power Accountable A Commentary By Ranger In succeeding to get the ruling SLPP party to do the right thing to bring […]

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President Koroma receives Damage and Loss Assessment report on Western Area landslide and floods

September 14, 2017 0

By Moses A. Kargbo Preliminary findings of a rapid disaster assessment were presented on Friday to President Ernest Bai Koroma at State House in Freetown. The assessment quantifies the […]

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A genuine advice to victims of the White Paper!

October 8, 2020 0

*RODNEY MICHAEL *A genuine advice to victims of the White Paper!* The White Paper is out and as was rumoured the recommendations are serious issues. A lay man like me […]

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Sierra Leone collaborates with Jamaica at UN to host panel discussion on slave trade tomorrow

March 23, 2016 0

The Sierra Leone Permanent Mission to the UN in collaboration with the Permanent Mission of Jamaica to the UN and the Monuments and relics Commission is hosting a panel discussion […]