Is President Bio Serious About Citizens’ Welfare?
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) The manner in which President Julius Maada Bio is currently running Sierra Leone’s economy appears to indicate that he lacks basic knowledge in home economics.…
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) The manner in which President Julius Maada Bio is currently running Sierra Leone’s economy appears to indicate that he lacks basic knowledge in home economics.…
By Mohamed K. Turay Health Network Sierra Leone, a Civil Society Organization that is promoting health issues, good governance, and accountability, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health yesterday commemorated…
In Sierra Leone, a persistent and deeply troubling issue continues to cast a shadow over the lives of its women: maternal mortality. Despite commendable progress made in various sectors, Sierra…
Seven passenger railcars and their associated critical spares, imported from Japan by ARISE Integrated Industrial Platforms (IIP) Ltd, will soon arrive in Sierra Leone to boost the transportation sector and…
By Mohamed K Turay Lactating mothers and pregnant women whom The Nationalist newspaper conducted exclusive interviews with yesterday at the Ola During Children’s Hospital, in the eastern part of Freetown,…
By Kadijatu Jalloh, Mass Communication Student, Central University, Mile 91 (Intern) Corruption is a toxic scourge that continues to cast a long and dark shadow over Sierra Leone. Its detrimental…
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) In my opinionated opinion; the best profession which could have suited President Julius Maada Bio perfectly is that of a Hollywood script writer. He appears…
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) If the king’s wife tells you that her husband has planted his royal seed inside their chief cook’s garden; who are you to deny without…
By Atayi Opaluwah (Communications Lead, TAAT) The Sierra Leone government, in collaboration with The African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT), the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Sahel Consulting, and the Sasakawa…
By Lemuella Tarawallie UNICEF and Africa Centre for Disease Control (CDC) last Friday handed over 570 motorbikes, 53 cold chain equipment, 300 boxes of vaccine carriers, and two spare parts…