The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 27 April 2015 There are very dark political clouds engulfing Sierra Leone today – marking the 54th anniversary of independence, as heavily armed police in the south eastern district of Kenema arrest several peaceful protesters and senior executives of the country’s Human Rights Commission (HRC), for [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 April 2015 Since the imposition of the state of emergency laws by president Koroma last year, seen as a necessary measure aimed at curbing the alarming rate of Ebola infection and transmission across the country, there are now serious concerns that the ruling APC party is [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 April 2015 After several weeks of successfully dodging fierce criticisms and political bullets aimed at removing him from the unelected office of vice presidency, Victor Bockarie Foh (Photo) has nailed himself unto his office desk, as well as pinned his mast at State House. But those [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 23 April 2015 Dear Prime Minister We Concerned Sierra Leoneans residing in the United Kingdom (known as Sierra Leone First UK), feel constrained to raise a matter of grave importance, given the fact you are in the middle of a hectic election campaign. As one of the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 22 April 2015 Since his unilateral and dictatorial sacking of the country’s Constitution and the appointment of his handpicked new vice president Foh, president Koroma himself is believed to have enjoyed very little inner peace. The Sierra Leone Telegraph has been reliably informed by a State House [Read More]
Dennis Kabatto Sierra Leone Telegraph: 20 April 2015 The group Concerned Sierra Leoneans – USA, say they subjected Sierra Leone’s Head of State – President Dr. Ernest Koroma to immense embarrassment last Friday in Washington. About 100 protesters with placards, bullhorns and drums, demonstrated against President Koroma outside the World [Read More]
Francis Dumbuya Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 April 2015 There is a political war brewing today in the small West African nation of Sierra Leone. And this war is perhaps the fiercest this nation has ever had to face; a war about the rule of law and how far a president [Read More]
John Baimba Sesay – Freetown Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 April 2015 Sierra Leone’s Vice President – Ambassador Victor Bockarie Foh has informed the indigenes of Port Loko district that, the growth and survival of the governing All People’s Congress is as a result of the untiring work, commitment and dedication [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 17 April 2015 The return to work continues in Liberia, led by gains for wage workers and the rural self-employed, while the picture remains mixed in Sierra Leone, where urban youth and the non-farm self-employed continued to lag behind. This is according to the latest round of [Read More]
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