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…
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…
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…
By Oumar Farouk Sesay The debate over the merits and demerits of Sierra Leone hosting the ECOWAS Summit may continue for some time. Supporters will point to the diplomatic prestige,…
By Lemuella Tarawallie The Parliamentary Oversight Committee on Information and Civic Education has urged the Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MOICE) to strengthen procurement practices, improve transparency, and deepen…
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) Two professions which I always find interesting to the point of amusement and uncontrollable muffled laughter are those of Religious Leaders and Lawyers. Both the…
In “When My Pen Pours Poetry” and “Labbaik: A Pilgrim’s Verse from Scalp to Soul”, the Sierra Leonean poet moves from national wounds and global injustice toward pilgrimage, prayer, and…
By Lemuella Tarawallie Members of Parliament have called for presidential intervention after the Minister of Energy and his two deputies failed to attend a scheduled parliamentary oversight meeting, forcing MPs…
Question: Mr Leonard Balogun Koroma aka “Logus”, what makes you think you are more qualified than your fellow aspirants for the position of Deputy National Chairman of the All People’s…
By Massah Nyandebo This young, energetic, high-spirited development expert has embarked on a political mission poised to change the ugly political narrative in Sierra Leone. Irrespective of the political party…
