Africa Confidential (Source) Sierra Leone Telegraph: 3 December 2015 Britain’s Standard Chartered Bank is caught in the middle of an increasingly bitter feud between the Sierra Leone government and the heavily-indebted Octéa Limited, owner of the country’s biggest diamond mine at Koidu. After tense and unsuccessful talks in London starting [Read More]
Jonathan Mahdi Kamara Sierra Leone Telegraph: 2 December 2015 The court case involving the proprietor of the citizen radio in Sierra Leone – Dr. David Tam-Baryoh, who is also the presenter of the good governance radio program popularly known as MONOLOGUE, and the country’s media monitoring institution – the Independent [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 2 December 2015 After all the persistent harassment, intimidation and violation of civil liberty meted out to Dr. David Tam-Baryoh – the presenter of the popular Monologue radio programme in the last few years, tonight we bring you his explanation of events that led to the banning [Read More]
Alan Luke – KKY Movement (UK&I) Communications Team Sierra Leone Telegraph: 2 December 2015 Political parties usually undergo a period of soul searching, after a bruising encounter with the electorate. And the SLPP’s dismal showing in a swathe of bye-elections on the 14th of November, 2015, has triggered such introspection. [Read More]
Alie kabba – Sierra Leone presidential aspirant 2018 Sierra Leone Telegraph: 1 November 2015 Fellow Compatriots – I am a candidate for SLPP flagbearer and President of Sierra Leone, at a time in our nation’s history when faith in government is broken, and the suffocating stench of corruption permeates our national [Read More]
Dr. Denis M Sandy Sierra Leone Telegraph: 1 December 2015 “The great Fourah Bay College, citadel of learning, Athens of West Africa and centre of academic excellence, beacon of light of education in Africa, pride of Sierra Leone , etc, …” This was how Fourah Bay College (FBC) was referred [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 1 December 2015 African Minerals Ltd., Sierra Leone’s largest mining company is in hot water again. Owned by the Chinese and regarded by the government as its crown jewel, the company is under tremendous pressure as iron ore production and export sales struggle to recover. The last [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 29 November 2015 The debate as to whether Sierra Leone needs a second international airport, amidst growing poverty and lack of investment in public services and infrastructure, such as health, education, access to clean water and electricity, low-cost housing, and safe trunk roads, has intensified in the [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 28 November 2015 The people of Bo in the southern province of Sierra Leone and political heartland of the country’s main opposition Sierra Leone People’s party (SLPP), came out in their thousands yesterday, Friday, to welcome presidential aspirant – Kandeh Yumkella. Until yesterday, the head of the [Read More]
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