If President Bio Knew…, He Would’ve Appointed Bank Governor Dr Ibrahim L Steven’s in His First Term.
LEONE ROCK METAL GROUP PAYS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND AND SURFACE RENT TO PORT AND RAIL COMMUNITIES
Internal security Sierra Leone: police action, vigilantism against ‘drug lords’& cartels are failing
The Fourah Bay College Forest Reserve and the threat to Monkeys and other Mammals. A Call for Action
Samuel Kallon
There is no doubt about the stark reality of the economic woe hunting Sierra Leone for quite some time. Despite the fact of glimpse of global crises that has culminated into crippling economic disaster in
Samuel Kallon
By Mohamed Kamara The newly appointed Minister of Internal Affairs Rtd. Major General David T.O Taluva has in the handing over ceremony at its Headquarters situated at Gloucester Street promised to wage war on Kush
Samuel Kallon
By Mohamed Kamara Sierra Leone’s political history can be seen as a maze of threads beginning in various places frequently crossing and ranging with one another with new strands entering from time to time. To
Samuel Kallon
As the brave bird usually says that it has never told lies to the people of this nation; that’s more the reason the bird is flying the length and breadth of the Country to get
Samuel Kallon
More victims of the construction of WAPP’s electricity energy towers are going without financial compensation on damages suffered. (more…)
Samuel Kallon
Bra Parrot is not a politician and will never be one, only that the brave bird is always talking about issues of national development and not about personalities. (more…)
Samuel Kallon
By Hassan I. Conteh This is the lame-thinking usually expressed by a good many of Sierra Leoneans. (more…)
Samuel Kallon
By Hassan I. Conteh The end of July has witnessed some very heavy downpour in Waterloo town, the outskirt of Sierra Leone capital. (more…)
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By Aruna Rashed Toma Bangura Back then in 2018, it was the bread and butter issue of the economy that President Bio was elected as President of Sierra Leone, because he prioritized agriculture and free
Relocation plans standstill… Waterloo ‘bumeh’
By Hassan I. Conteh The oldest but now very small in size, Waterloo waste site, is yet to be moved far away to a mass landfill in the rural in spite of talks by district