The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 18 March 2014 The former president of Sierra Leone – Alhaji Dr. Ahmed Tejan Kabba, who died last Thursday, will be buried on Sunday, 23rd March 2014, in Freetown. State House sources say that the former president will be buried at the grounds of the Houses [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 16 March 2014 Tribute continues to pour in, from across the political spectrum in Sierra Leone, honouring the memory and legacy of Sierra Leone’s former president Tejan Kabba (Photo), who passed away last Thursday in Freetown, aged 82. In 1992, just a few months into the [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 March 2014 Much has been quite rightly said, about the legacy, trials and tribulations of Sierra Leone’s former president – Dr. Ahmed Tejan Kabba. And no doubt, his memories will continue to evoke positive debates among the people of Sierra Leone, as they search for [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 March 2014 APO – the African Press Organization announced yesterday that it has launched a new identity brand, reflecting the company’s core values of dynamism, professionalism and the quality of service it provides. APO is the sole press release wire in Africa, and the global [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 March 2013 The people of Sierra Leone are mourning the death of their former president – Ahmed Tejan Kabba, with the national flag ordered by the government to fly at half-mast for the next seven days. Quite fitting for a former president whom, despite all [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 13 March 2014 Former president of Sierra Leone – Ahmed Tejan Kabba has died, aged 82. He is reported to have passed away peacefully at his residence in Freetown this afternoon, after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, son and extended family. President [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 March 2014 Since the start of the global recession in 2007, doubts have been expressed as to whether African economies can weather the storm, and the impact the recession could have on the continent’s infrastructure development and growth. Whilst several African countries, especially those economies [Read More]
The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 8 March 2014 It seems this week’s visit of UN’s Ban Ki Moon to Sierra Leone has opened a new political row, which the World Bank itself cannot resist getting embroiled in, as government and ruling party media attack journalists and critics of the Koroma government [Read More]
John Baimba Sesay The Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 March 2014 After years of civil wars, huge economic challenges and the impact of structural adjustments, many West African countries are in desperate need of development strategies that could transform their economies. West African nations are therefore looking primarily at the role [Read More]
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