Sierra Leone Telegraph: 24 December 2015 As opposition political leader Alie Kabba spent last night behind bars in Freetown as a prisoner of conscience, the people of Sierra Leone on this Christmas Eve are pondering the thought of Sierra Leone once again becoming a repressive state, ruled by a dictator. [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 23 December 2015 One of Sierra Leone’s main opposition candidates for the presidency at the next presidential election in 2017 – Mr. Alie Kabba has today been arrested by police in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Alie Kabba is a popular politician who has in the past months been [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 December 2015 As the troubled people of constituency 025 in Kono cast their votes in today’s by-election, there are worrying reports from the district. The house of Sierra Leone opposition politician Philip Tondonneh, has been torched in Kono. According to unofficial reports, this took place after [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 18 December 2015 Tomorrow, Saturday, 19th December 2015, the people of constituency 025 in Sierra Leone’s eastern district of Kono will go to the polls, after last weekend’s political violence, provoked by selfish and thuggish politicians. The people of Sierra Leone are still trying to deal with [Read More]
Dr. Denis M Sandy Sierra Leone Telegraph: 16 December 2015 Let me now take the discussion to another level in this second part of ‘Tears of FBC’. Anyone doubting the power of a pen, especially in the discussion of a national issue, must have a rethink. This is because after [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 December 2015 There was jubilation at the Supreme Court in Freetown today, 15th December 2015, in reaction to the Judges’ decision to throw out the action brought against the national executive council of the main opposition SLPP, by the renegade party leadership contestant – Alie Bangura. [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 December 2015 The annual state opening of parliament in December is usually an historic moment, colourful and full of optimism – depending on what side of the political fence one sits. It is an occasion when the president reads out his government’s achievements for the year [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 December 2015 The seriousness with which the Anti-Corruption Commission in Sierra Leone addresses rampant corruption in the country without fear or favour, has on many occasions been questioned. Sierra Leone is one of the poorest nations in the world, despite huge natural resources. Many in the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 8 December 2015 A landmark partnership between the UK and US will help millions of people across Africa get access to clean energy, UK International Development Minister Nick Hurd and Associate Administrator of USAID Eric Postel have announced. The new partnership between the UK’s Energy Africa campaign [Read More]
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