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Sierra Leone will defend herself to the last against Guinea, if necessary– Interior Minister
We will defend ourselves to the last if necessary against the Guineans. MINISTER LENGOR Sierra Leone’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Morie Lengor, has made strong remarks about the […]
Taking the Mining discourse to another level: Patriotism Must Be Grounded in Reality:
Taking the Mining discourse to another level: Patriotism Must Be Grounded in Reality: The Mining Sector Is Not That Simple By Brima Sannoh It must be stated from the onset […]
Big losses for Sierra Leone media: Accident claims lives of SLBC camera journalist and female intern
OBITUARY 27th May 2025 The *Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ)* is saddened to announce the death of our brother and colleague, *David Williams* which sad event took place today […]
The Battle for Hearts and Minds Descends into The Abyss of Moral Politic, Witch-hunt and Gas lighting
The Battle for Hearts and Minds Descends into The Abyss of Moral Politic, Witch-hunt and Gas lighting. It is a tragedy that we now our lives along the bandwidth of […]
The Voice Returns: Christiana Kamara Stuns Sierra Leone in Her Triumphant Return with Bormeh.
The Voice Returns: Christiana Kamara Stuns Sierra Leone in Her Triumphant Return with Bormeh. By Michael Sandy For more than a year, the silver screens of Sierra Leone felt hollow. […]
Can Africa break free from Western models of governance and development and reset and repackage for a brighter future ?
Can Africa break free from Western models of governance and development and reset and repackage for a brighter future ? By Ambasaador Kabs Kanu We have learnt our lessons in […]
How can a President who has no vision for his country be talking about a vision for Africa ?
HOW COULD A PERSON WHO DOES NOT HAVE A VISION FOR HIS COUNTRY BE TALKING ABOUT A VISION FOR AFRICA? IS THAT NOT STRANGE? By Mohamed Turay This is what […]
Monkeypox crisis in Sierra Leone : Public health emergency or a donor – driven delay ?
Monkeypox Crisis in Freetown: Public Health Emergency or a Donor-Driven Delay? By: Tamba Sourie, CEO (ICJR) The once bustling streets of Freetown are now haunted by a silent but deadly […]
From Oxford to Freetown: Assessing the alignment between presidential rhetoric and national policy
*FROM OXFORD TO FREETOWN: ASSESSING THE ALIGNMENT BETWEEN PRESIDENTIAL RHETORIC AND NATIONAL POLICY* By Mahmud Tim Kargbo Sunday, 24 May, 2025 In an age when African nations are […]
