Raymond Dele Awoonor–Gordon Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 April 2016 For those untainted by ethnic, religious and socio-political colouration, and who can discern between reason and sentiment, peace and war, love and hate, civility and incivility, our democracy has become a metaphor for misrule and impunity. Politically corrupt individuals as well [Read More]
Dennis Kabatto Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 April 2016 Chernoh Alpha M. Bah, the Sierra Leonean award-winning journalist, author, chair of the African Socialist Movement of Sierra Leone and human rights advocate, arrived in New York City late Wednesday to begin a two-month book tour in the United States of America. [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 8 April 2016 The sale of the Sierra Leone flag of convenience to anyone with cash, including North Korea, is a policy that the Obama administration will not take too kindly – and quite rightly so. No matter how cash strapped and desperate the Sierra Leone government [Read More]
Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 April 2016 If the ‘eyes’ of a nation are those that allow us to see right from wrong, then it is obvious that Sierra Leone started losing her sight many years ago. The current inherent deception, which pays lip service to change and [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 April 2016 For the past four years, if not longer, the main opposition party in Sierra Leone – the Sierra Leone People’s party (SLPP) has been tearing itself apart, as various factions within the party fight to take over its leadership. This internecine war has led [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 April 2016 Exactly a month ago – 6th March 2016, the South Korean government, deeply concerned about the extent to which countries are helping North Korea breach UN imposed sanctions, published a statement accusing one of the most corrupt nations in the world – Sierra Leone, [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 4 April 2016 The Panama corruption money laundering scandal making the world headlines today, would not have been complete, without mentioning Sierra Leone. What a surprise. When the Wiki leaks documents were released many years ago, few expected Sierra Leone to be mentioned, let alone have its [Read More]
Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon Sierra Leone Telegraph: 4 April 2016 For too long, we have been playing jazz music for Azonto enthusiast, which is why the suffocating level of poverty has started to open the ‘’eyes’’ of those, whose only craving is for good governance and a better life. (Photo: [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 April 2016 Political developments in Sierra Leone may be troubling, but do not come as a surprise to those who understand the post-colonial politics of the country. Yet, expectations of a better way of doing politics – based on respect for the rule of law and [Read More]
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