Part Five – An Agenda to Revive the Economy and Restore Dignity – Economic Matters By Jarrah Kawusu-Konte Seven years of policy missteps, unchecked corruption, and politicised governance have plunged Sierra Leone’s economy into a quiet agony. Markets once alive…
Part 3: A Road to Redemption—How Dr. Ibrahim Bangura Revived APC’s Fortunes in Mabontor By: Ben Turay, (The Ataya Pot) In the simmering months leading up to Sierra Leone’s 2018 general elections, while most politicians in Freetown were tightening their…
By Jarrah Kawusu-Konte In a bold and timely statement that has generated widespread attention across political circles, APC flagbearer aspirant Dr Ibrahim Bangura has called for unity within the All Peoples Congress (APC), warning that internal divisions could derail the…
By Sheriff Mahmud Ismail May 22, 2025 — A recent letter from the All Peoples Congress (APC) to the Statistician General has triggered a fresh wave of concern over the feasibility and integrity of the proposed 2026 Population and Housing…
By Umaru Jah – Germany In my first article, I examined the attacks aimed at distracting and discrediting Dr Bangura. This follow-up shifts the focus to his response through steady and quiet leadership that is earning him increasing support across…
*Education in Crisis – A Call to Rescue a Generation – Part Four – Education Matters By Jarrah Kawusu-Konte In a country where schools have become spaces of survival rather than sanctuaries of learning, Sierra Leone’s education system is quietly…
Meet Associate Professor Ibrahim Bangura, a distinguished politician, philanthropist, and advocate for peace in Sierra Leone. To the All People’s Congress, I present a man of impeccable character, high reputation, and international recognition a man clean and ready to lead…
The Story of Dedication and Service – Part 2… By Ben Turay (The Ataya Pot) In his commitment to financing the APC party, especially during the 2018 presidential elections, Dr. Ibrahim Bangura focused his efforts on providing both financial support…
By Bei Santigie T Kanu “Revolutions devour their own children,” warned Danton before he was executed by the very revolution he helped ignite. Centuries later, Frantz Fanon would echo the same caution to post-colonial Africa: “Each generation must, out of…
Part Three – Youth Matters By Jarrah Kawusu-Konte The soul of a nation is best measured by how it treats its young. In Sierra Leone, wounds, bruises of that soul have been made worse by seven years of neglect, poor…
