By Oumar Farouk Sesay A dangerous principle increasingly governs Sierra Leone’s politics: yesterday’s wrongs can justify today’s abuses. That principle is captured in the Krio expression “You du me, ah du you”—if you wrong me, I will repay you in kind. In everyday life, it may sound like a simple declaration of retaliation. In national politics, however, it can harden …
Hon. Rabbi Sirajin Munirr Rollings-Kamara, Honorary Executive Member of the All People’s Congress (APC) and aspirant…
Following the election of a five-member caretaker body to oversee affairs of the Sierra Leone Bar…
The Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) has officially granted registration to the Liberation People’s Party (LPP),…
By Edward Dictionary Caulker Every State Opening of Parliament serves two important purposes. First, it allows…
After weeks of legal disputes, public controversy, stakeholder interventions, and intense debate within Sierra Leone’s legal…
The West African Bar Association (WABA) has accused the Government of Sierra Leone of interfering in…
Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has strengthened Leone Stars’ technical setup with the appointment of Alhaji…
Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has presented an ex gratia payment of Le75,000 to the family…
By Oumar Farouk Sesay There was once an ingenious form of theft known as “sweating gold.”…
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