Sierra Leone Telegraph: 27 June 2018: Following growing public demand for a big shake up of all quangos and state enterprises in Sierra Leone by the newly elected government, led by president Julius Maada Bio, a public statement was issued by State House yesterday, Tuesday 26 June 2018, informing the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 27 June 2018: Ireland has and continues to play a crucial role in supporting Sierra Leone’s economic and social development efforts, since the end of a brutal ten-year civil war, which took the lives of over one hundred thousand people. With a new elected government at State [Read More]
Abdulai Mansaray: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 June 2018: President Maada Bio came to power on the crest of a wave, created by the desire for CHANGE. Irrespective of your views about the controversial nature of the recently conducted parliamentary elections, the outcome was a reflection of the mandate by the [Read More]
Abdulai Mansaray: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 June 2018: It is an undeniable fact that Sierra Leone as a nation has come a long way. Our collective journey, though tortuous at best, from the days of late President Sheka Stevens’ one party fiefdom, through the period of interregna and out into [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 June 2018: Lawyers in Sierra Leone are today in a quandary, as to how best to respond to the sacking of the country’s head of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) – Mr Ady Macauley by the president. Those opposed to his sacking say that the president’s decision [Read More]
Citizens Advocacy Network: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 June 2018: Dear Mr President, The Citizens Advocacy Network (hereinafter referred to as “CAN” or “Organisation”) is a highly respected Civil Society Organization that focuses primarily on promoting good governance, strengthening democracy, and upholding the Rule of Law. By reason of our mandate, CAN [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 24 June 2018: President Julius Maada Bio and his ministers last weekend – Friday 22nd – Saturday 23rd June 2018, were at the popular Freetown tourist resort village of Tokeh, for a strategy delivery planning meeting. The weekend retreat was sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 24 June 2018: Last week was a busy schedule for Sierra Leone’s head of the National Commission for Privatisation – Mr. Umaru Napoleon Koroma, who visited the Lungi International Airport and the Water Quay seaport in Freetown, to gain full insight into how they are both being [Read More]
Andrew Keili: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 22 June 2018: So much has happened in the political landscape over the last week, with political party apparatchiks trading accusations, that one ought to take a cooler and accentuate the positive. The idea for this piece came to me after I preached a sermon [Read More]
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