Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 September 2014 Give credit where credit is due – the decibel breaking legislators and members of the executive arm of government bellowing their innocence and showing their displeasure at what they perceive as the media’s intransigence in a democratic setting, are displaying [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 18 September 2014 All six million people in the West African state of Sierra Leone are tonight ordered by command of president Koroma to remain behind closed doors, for three long nights and days, after six months of agony, fear and uncertainty over a deadly Ebola [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 17 September 2014 Few in Sierra Leone would ever have imagined that in this, the nation’s moment of terror and grief, waged by a deadly virus that is ravaging their lives, those occupying the seat of power will today publicly announce that the Ebola affliction is [Read More]
Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 16 September 2014 Is it me or what? I mean from indications, most of our political leaders are obviously a genre of those who missed the last bus to the real world. It shows, not only in their crass utterances but also in the [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 September 2014 There was pandemonium in the central district of the capital Freetown this evening, when a madman fully dressed in a brightly coloured Ebola protective wear and goggles ran amok, sending market women and shoppers running for their lives. Freetown is tense, and all [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 14 September 2014 After several days of desperate, frantic efforts and pleas for president Koroma to spend some of the vast amount of money that he and his wife have collected from private donations, as well as from international aid to save the life of Sierra [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 September 2014 Most economic commentators have always argued that Sierra Leone’s economy has been and still is too fragile and narrow to withstand any national crisis of the magnitude that is being witnessed today. Since the end of the war in 2001, which devastated the [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 September 2014 Report from Freetown says that Dr. Olivette Buck, who works at the Lumley Hospital in the western area of the capital Freetown, has contracted the deadly Ebola virus. Dr Buck is said to be very sick, but currently stable, though doctors are anxious [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 September 2014 As Sierra Leone prepares for a complete closing down of business for three days – starting Friday, 19th September, the international community is now stepping up support for the health agencies and the ministry of health in tackling the Ebola virus. Latest official [Read More]
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