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17th Edition, Out Now! |
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| Be advice to have Acrobat Reader 5.0 or above installed in your computer to view any of the contents in the Magazine SierraEye news is currently under restructuring and will resume our daily news update as soon as possible. We are sorry for any incovenience this may cause to our readers and thank you and hope you enjoy our magazine contents. (By Management) |
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POLITICS (2012 ELECTION) Christiana Thorpe, Can we trust her again? |
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The Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Council elections have been slated for 17th November 2012. Many Sierra Leoneans including some political parties in the country doubt whether the current Chairperson of the National Electoral Commission (NEC) could be trusted to conduct free, fair and credible elections due to circumstances that led to the invalidation of votes in 477 polling stations in the 2007 elections.
Recently, SierraEye caught up with... Read more... |
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MYSTIC WORLD (Mid Night Caller) |
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While responding to our question, ‘can she be trusted to conduct a free, fair and transparent election in 2012?’, the Chief Electoral Commissioner, Dr. Christiana A.M. Thorpe referred the question to the people of Sierra Leone who she said must provide the answer. Accordingly, SierraEye threw back the question to the public and their responses make interesting reading. Read more... |
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FESTIVE SEASON IMMINENT (Armed Robbery Shoots-Up) |
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The latest robbery incidence involved residences of businessmen, mostly Lebanese and Indian nationals. Other indigenous businessmen have also been targeted by the armed robbers, especially in the months of November.
It is however sad to note that while all this was happening, the Inspector General of Police, Francis Munu kept assuring the public that all was calm in the country, although in one breath the police chief admitted that indeed armed robbery was on the increase across the country. This is a contradiction, one Freetown resident noted. How can people be assured of their security when their... Read more... |
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THE SIERRAEYE PROJECT RELIEF (Mercury Saves Another Life) |
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The introduction of one of Sierra Leone’s most popular betting games, Mercury International, has given hope to thousands if not millions of Sierra Leoneans who have now put their faith in the game, hoping that someday their lives would be transformed into perpetual bliss as they continually explore their chances. Indeed, every single new day opens a fair chance of winning millions of Leones on betting, mainly on European football. Over the years, football organisations as well as students at all categories have... Read more... |
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