The scandal surrounding the University of Sierra Leone (USL) and its botched $4.5 million deal with the dubious Nigerian developer, Femab Properties, is a stark reminder of the pervasive corruption and mismanagement that continues to plague public institutions in Sierra Leone. This debacle, where red flags were ignored and due diligence was abandoned, underscores the lack of accountability at the …
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As we embark on the first full planting season under the Feed Salone programme, I find…
In a region where ambitious promises often fail to materialize, the news of Idris Elba’s proposed…
Sierra Leone this week announced a landmark agreement with China for the construction of an 8-kilometer…
In recent years, Sierra Leone has grappled with surging inflation, a complex challenge driven by a…
The provisions outlined in Section 56(3) of the Constitution of Sierra Leone and Section 45 of…
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – In a ruling on Friday, October 6th, 2023, the High Court of…
Anti-Corruption Commissioner Francis Ben Kaifala’s recently announced on his Twitter feed, “HARVARD UNIVERSITY has come Calling…
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