Yusuf Keketoma Sandi 12 May 2012 It was a day our APC friends had thought will never come and some possibly prayed not to come. The day a former military head of state showed his credentials as to why he wants to be the democratically elected president of Sierra Leone [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 May 2012: When president Koroma took office in 2007, one of the promises made was that he would leverage the special relationship he had struck with Sierra Leoneans in the diaspora, especially those living in the USA – supporting his Agenda for Change, to help rebuild [Read More]
11 May, 2012 Speaking at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in Chatham House, yesterday, the presidential candidate of Sierra Leone’s main opposition party – the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) – Mr. Julius Maada Bio, talked about the kind of society he wishes, for the country to become under [Read More]
9 May 2012 Julius Maada Bio – the presidential candidate for the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) is indeed a man with a mission to become president of Sierra Leone at the polls in November. He is enjoying a successful tour of UK cities, meeting supporters and well wishers. There [Read More]
5 May 2012 A report published by Ernst & Young says that international investors’ perceptions of the continent of Africa are beginning to shift positively. But what is even more encouraging for the continent and its people are the key findings, suggesting that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects into Africa [Read More]
John Baimba Sesay – Information Attaché 5 May 2012 The role of the People’s Republic of China in Africa’s development has been tremendous. In January of this year, the African Union (AU) commissioned a $124 million headquarters, built single-handedly by China for the African continent. This is a clear manifestation [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 4 May 2012 Leaders of the West African sub-region have got their work cut out, seeking a peaceful and urgent resolution to the ongoing political impasse in Mali and Guinea Bissau, where the military have taken upon themselves to usurp the democratic freedoms and will of the [Read More]
4 May 2012 As elections in Sierra Leone draw closer and we celebrate ‘World Press Freedom Day’, the spotlight has once again been focussed on the need for the media in Sierra Leone to wake up to the challenges it face, as it seeks to assert its constitutional rights. The [Read More]
Abdul R Thomas – Editor 4 May 2012 In just under a week, Sierra Leone’s main opposition presidential candidate – Julius Maada Bio will be delivering his maiden address in London, at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House. It is expected that a diverse audience from the British and [Read More]
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