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May 26, 2016 By Ehizogie Ighobor I am an African — a mix of Sierra Leone and Nigeria. I was born in Sierra Leone, and I lived there…
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…The Day AFRC/RUF murdered our Democracy May 25, 2016 Nineteen years ago today (Sunday, 25 May, 1997), a ragtag group of soldiers called the Armed Forces Revolutionary…
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May6, 2016 By Alusine Sesay It was in the first week of March 2016, when I received a phone call from the Chinese Embassy in Sierra Leone,…
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EU says freedom of information “key component of democratic governance and development” May 3, 2016 EU High Representative, Federica Mogherini On this day we celebrate the World…
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April 28, 2016 By: Raymond Dele Awoonor-Gordon (awogordon@yahoo.co.uk) The one painful conclusion that came to mind during my recent visit to Sierra Leone was that the original…
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April 22, 2016 Author: John Hoover, U.S. Ambassador to Sierra Leone As people around the globe observe Earth Day on April 22, world leaders are making history at…
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“The International Criminal Court is here to stay” OP-ED April 19, 2016 By Judge Silvia Fernández, ICC President Today the permanent premises of the International Criminal Court,…
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April 15, 2016 By Moses Massa Teleology simply means the study of ends or purposes of a thing by looking at its outcome; good or bad, and…
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April 13, 2016 By Abubakar Hashim He is an anti corruption crusader and had sanitized the judiciary sectors in The Gambia and Sierra Leone at the expense…
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April 11, 2016 By Sonkita Conteh, Director, Namati Sierra Leone Introduction When a diamond mining company closed its operations in Mofuwe Village, in the south of Sierra Leone,…
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The real truth about Africa
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