In politics as well as among journalists I am all sorts to all men; some would like to strangle me slowly until I die from asphyxia. Others would like to give me a bear hug
The premises of the Sierra Leone Embassy in Libya was recently crammed by payless spectators watching the extreme disgusting professional misconduct of the Sierra Leone head of chancery to Libya Unisa Sahid Kamara against a
Back in 2002, a summit of the African Union on corruption clearly highlighted just how serious this evil is within African societies. The statistics for the cost of corruption to the continent was an estimated
To simply put it (for us, the laymen), multipartism is that (political) system lawfully involving more than one party in the running of a country. If my memory serves me right, the political scientists (or who/whatever
After having the opportunity of traveling to several African countries, I have realized that our country’s media is severely backward, producing mostly baseless news full of grammatical errors and bearing literally little semblance to the
The politics of double standards dubbed ‘watermelon’ politics is once again facing the opposition Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP); this time around casting its awful spell on Julius Maada Bio; one of the forerunners of
On Friday 14th May 2010 at about 10 am in the morning, the residents of George Brook, Dwarzack Farm centre of Freetown around the peninsula and the Metropolitan Police of the Freetown City Council locked
In as much as Okada riders (bike riders) are clamoring for freedom to ply the streets of Freetown, they must also know that it does not warrant them to ride recklessly as such that it
A Nigerian national Ferdinand Ekwunife Okeke last Friday made his first appreance before Magistrate Henry Sandy of Freetown Court No 1A on three count charges of conspiracy to committee a felony contrary to law, unlawful
Reports have it that very soon there will be a community radio station for the people of Biriwa chiefdom. This was made known to Sierra Express Media by the consular officer in Spain, Mr. Ahmed
Officials of the Sierra Leone Red Cross Society (SLRCS) and International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC), on Wednesday May 12th, 2010, held a one day meeting with legislators on information session on International Humanitarian Law
A cross section of parliamentarians speaking at the concluded symposium organized by the International Organization for Migration, with the theme ‘Strengthening and Expanding Representative Democracy’, have called for constitutional reform in the country. The majority of
The mercenaries in the press have ceased their fire against the London Mining Company. But the blackmailing battle seems to have been taken over by pseudo-civil society organisations such as the Network Movement for Justice
Melron Nicol-Wilson, former director and founder of the Lawyers Centre for Legal Assistance (LAWCLA), has returned home from Johannesburg, South Africa, after delivering a paper on the challenges and opportunities facing the consortium of African
It is celebration galore at the Camp Nou , with a live band at the centre of the pitch, as Barcelona retained the Spanish La Liga title on the final day of the 2009/10 season
