Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 September 2017 Leaving no-one behind is a catchphrase that seeks to ensure that all people benefit from the global development agenda set in the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). But The concept of leaving no-one behind has further – more distal – ramifications in the global [Read More]
Alhassan Sesay Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 September 2017 The Sierra Leone School Green Club (SLSGC) is an indigenous Community Based Organization, established in 2015. The organization is engaged in climate change sensitization and mitigation strategy across Sierra Leone. The organization began as the challenges of climate change started to affect [Read More]
Victor Mengot Sierra Leone Telegraph: 9 September 2017 Heavy rains during the months of April to September is a known phenomenon, and during the 2015 flood in the capital it was evident that because of the encroachment on the hills, water streams and bridges there was a 100% likelihood of [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 4 September 2017 Insight – the only magazine for those who do business in Sierra Leone – has launched an annual survey of working hours in Sierra Leone to find out more about Sierra Leone’s work culture. In its inaugural survey into working hours, Insight is aiming [Read More]
Francis Ben Kaifala Sierra Leone Telegraph: 31st August 2017 When I see Sierra Leoneans shamelessly paying toll to Chinese vulture businessmen after being betrayed by our own government, I feel depressed in my quiet university apartment in the United States. Bai Bureh, an illiterate who did not even have the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 29 August 2017 In response to the disaster in Freetown which took the lives of over 1,000 people, of which the remains of over 500 are yet to be recovered, the World Bank has announced immediate grant-in-aid package for Sierra Leone of about US$13 million. US$10 million [Read More]
Abu Bakarr Jalloh Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 August 2017 The income gap between educated people and those who cannot read nor write, has widened considerably in Sierra Leone since the country gained independence from Britain in 1961. The fast-increasing majority of people with no formal education have resulted in low [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 August 2017 Last year, president Koroma of Sierra Leone was accused of money laundering in offshore financial accounts, and investments in some of the largest companies in the country as shareholder. In particular, evidence emerged naming president Koroma as one of the non-executive directors of the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 August 2017 The debate about Sierra Leone’s ability to compete among other economies in the sub-region has begun. And it was ignited by a seemingly innocuous statement, made by one of the country’s main contenders for the 2018 presidency – Dr Kandeh Yumkella. Speaking last week [Read More]
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