Ladies and Gentlemen, on behalf of all the Sierra Leone community, The APC Washington DC Metropolitan Chapter, and the Kono Descendant Union here in the Washington DC Metropolitan area, it is with profound honor that
Death is inevitable, everyone is going to die, “It doesn’t much matter whether you die at thirty or at seventy, what matters is the legacy you leave behind for posterity to emulate and remember.” Whatever
Head Coach Richard Tardy of the host country for the this year U-17 championship in Rwanda believes his biggest assignment is making an impression as the tournament kicks off this Saturday January 2011 in their group
Latest report from the Finnish Football FA website has confirmed to Sierra Express Media that the Sierra Leone international who was among the run-away U-17 players in the Finland Fifa World Cup 2003, Mohamed Medo
‘Football for You’ a FIFA licensed match agent, with the right responsibility to organise friendly matches across the world in line with the FIFA calendar. They are ready to offer Sierra Football Association (SLFA) a round package
Nairobi, Kenya – Bharti airtel – the world’s fifth largest telecom company – has its sights set on improving the African telecom infrastructure in the coming year. Manoj Kohli, CEO (International) and Joint Managing Director, Bharti
The general public is hereby informed that Government has declared 1st January 2011 as the official launching day of Sierra Leone’s 50th Anniversary year. On that day there will be a national parade in Freetown
The Programme Director of Handicapped Youth Development Association (HYDA), Mohamed Alicious Kamara has just returned from a week of project management training by UN-HABITAT for beneficiaries of the Urban Youth Fund in Dar-es-Salam, Tanzania, from
New Year is a time of the year that is celebrated all around the world. Many people celebrate New Year in many different ways. In the United States people like to make "New
Well, well, here we are again at the beginning of another year of APC platitudes accompanied by the usual cock-a-hoop attitude about their successes. It was interesting listening to the SLBC’s Tea break programme on
