Parliament Finds Safety Risks, Poor Connectivity At Orange Sites
By Lemuella Tarawallie The Parliamentary Oversight Committee on Communications, Technology and Innovation has expressed serious concerns over the quality of Orange Sierra Leone’s mobile network services following a nationwide inspection…
Sierra Leone, Gabon Commit To Stronger Cooperation
By Marian Magdalene Bangura, MIOCE Sierra Leone and Gabon have taken steps to deepen bilateral cooperation and establish a more structured partnership following high-level discussions between President Dr Julius Maada…
NPRA Ends Two-Day Cleaner Fuel And Vehicles Workshop
The National Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NPRA) in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programs (UNEP), ECOWAS, and the Government of Sierra Leone, yesterday (4 August 2026) ended a two-day workshop…
Orders From Above And The Sierra Leone Bar Association Blockade (Part 1)
By Oumar Farouk Sesay Corruption in Sierra Leone is often discussed in terms of theft, bribery, patronage, weak enforcement, rent-seeking, and abuse of public office. These explanations remain necessary. They…
The Constitution Belongs To The People
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh The Constitution of Sierra Leone is not merely another Act of Parliament. It is the supreme law of the Republic, the legal and moral covenant between…
‘Democracy Belongs To The People, Not Political Parties’ …Says APC’s Hon. Abdul Kargbo
By Lemuella Tarawallie The Opposition Leader in Parliament, Hon. Abdul Kargbo, has reaffirmed the All People’s Congress (APC) opposition to several provisions in the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill, insisting that…
Who Is Afraid Of The 1991 Constitution?
By Oumar Farouk Sesay A constitution is more than a collection of rules. It is a covenant between the state and its citizens—a restraint on power, a guarantee of political…
A Critical Analysis Of The Constitution Of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh A constitution is far more than a legal document. It is the highest expression of the relationship between the State and its citizens. Governments are elected…
A Nation That Has Stopped Reading (Part II)
By Yoni Emmanuel Sesay The decline of reading is often treated as a problem for schools and teachers. It is much more than that. It quietly shapes the future of…
Ex-President Koroma’s Return Demonstrates Political Maturity
Dr S.S. Marrah For the better half of this decade, political variability and erraticism has beclouded and eclipsed our country’s survival. The trigger and escalating factors are entrenched in inter-political…