In the span of just a few weeks, the African continent has witnessed a series of electoral spectacles that would be comical if they weren’t so tragic. From Cameroon’s octogenarian leader clinging to power for an eighth term to Côte d’Ivoire’s president securing a landslide victory after barring his main rivals, the pattern is clear. Democracy in Africa is increasingly …
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A young man known to many in central #Freetown but named by none was found dead…
James Sanpha Koroma, a towering figure in Sierra Leone’s financial, educational, and public sectors, departed this…
When Antonella Bundu was born in Florence on 4 December 1969, no one could have predicted…
In his address to Parliament on 7 August 2025, President Julius Maada Bio issued a call…
SierraLeone is once again facing a public health emergency, this time in the form of an…
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