By Salamatu Blake Later this month, Sierra Leone will host the 7th edition of the “Strengthening Families Conference” at the Freetown International Conference Centre. It is being co-organized by the Office of the First Lady and The Church of Jesus…
By M B Jalloh I am saddened by the sudden demise of an esteemed elder brother, colleague and Veteran Journalist, Ibrahim Karim Sei, who passed away at the Jui Hospital last evening. His departure has left an unfillable void in…
As the election for the Western Regional Chairmanship of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) materializes this Thursday, 19th June, 2025, incumbent Chairman Hon. Manso Dumbuya has reaffirmed his steadfast commitment to the party and its vision for a…
Half-A-Year Full Of Reforms! By Elkass Sannoh From December’s oath taking to June’s bright sun, He’s shown how justice must be done.From Courts lower and higher, his vision inspires and echoes by the Chinese Ambassador Wang Qing Six months today,…
By David Jabati In is declaration of intent ahead of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalist (SLAJ) election tomorrow, Edward Marah made it clear that his candidacy is grounded in both purpose and passion. “For me, this is a call…
By Mitchel Bah The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International cooperation (MFAIC), Alhaji Musa Timothy Kabba,/recently thrilled audience during the Ambassadorial Retreat of the African Union Committee of Ten (C-10) Heads of State, held at the Conference Hall of the…
Positives reactions are greetings for the current Executive Director of the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA), Mr. James Baggie Bio following his successful first 100 days in office today since he was appointed by President Julius Maada Bio early…
By OSWALD MENSAH COKER The All People’s Congress (APC) party in Sierra Leone has faced significant challenges in recent years, leading to a decline in its political influence and electoral success. As the party prepares for the 2028 elections, the…
A Story of Dedication and Service – Part Seven By Samuel Ben Turay (The Ataya Pot) The late afternoon sun spreads a golden haze over Kamakwie’s gently undulating terrain. Where dusty paths snake between modest homes and mango trees lean…
By Andrew Keili (PONDER MY THOUGHTS) Don’t get confused by the caption above. If you are from the Mende tribe and steeped into politics, you may understand but if not, please read to the end. I am a bit reticent…
