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 …
Politics
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Born on September 29, 1979, Miatta Nema Fahnbulleh is a British economist and politician who has…
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Abass Chernor Bundu has been a member of the Paopa revolution since its inception. Whereas his…
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In a region fraught with complex historical and political sensitivities, Sierra Leone’s announcement last Friday to…
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Setting aside the contentious debate over the fairness of the last elections, @PresidentBio recent announcement of…
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Sierra Leone’s Political Parties: A Reflection on Democratic Consolidation Ahead of the 2023 Elections
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeAs Sierra Leone gears up for the much-anticipated presidential, parliamentary, and local council elections in June…
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Shaping Sierra Leone’s Future: Insights into the Crucial June 2023 Elections
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeSierra Leone finds itself in a state of political tension and rising violence, posing a grave…
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Ensuring Democratic Integrity: Urgent Engagement Needed to Address Concerns Raised by Dr Samura Kamara and National Elections Watch
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeThe upcoming elections in Sierra Leone carry immense significance for the nation’s democratic progress and stability.…
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From 2005 to 2017, Dr. Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella (KKY) was the Director-General of the United Nations…
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Five years ago, I cast my first vote in my country’s election. A few months prior…