By Ian Hughes,British High Commissioner, Freetown “The burning of the house of an offender is not permissible punishment for arson. The rape of the offender is not permissible punishment for…
By Michael Massaquoi, Coordinator, Peacbuilding Commission Secretariat The renewal of United Nations Integrated Peace building Office (UNIPSIL) mandate for a year is certainly a booster to peace consolidation and development…
By Philip Neville Few days to Sierra Leone’s 49th Independence Celebration last year 2010, news about the arrival of the popular American-African (Afro) musical pop star, now rated as America’s…
By: J. ALUSINE KAMARA E-mail: jalusinekamara@yahoo.com One of my most favoured Christian songs when growing up went something like this: “One door, and only one, and yet its sides are…
Statement by H.E. Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma, President of the Republic of Sierra Leone at the 66th Session of the United Nations General Assembly Mr. President, Colleagues Heads of States,…
By Ibrahim Sorie Koroma +232-33444926/+23276393111. ibrahimsko@yahoo.com The author is an Investment Negotiator and Legal Practitioner in Sierra Leone. He also holds an LLM in Natural Resources Law & Policy advising…
By Sonkita Conteh Esq. Introduction A previous article by the author explored the work and impact of community-based paralegals in the lives of ordinary people in rural areas, through the…
Dear Mr. Maada Bio, RE: YOUR STANDING AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Under normal circumstances I would have started by congratulating you on your election as “FLAG BEARER” of the S.L.P.P. for…
Policy options and practical steps in tackling Debt Crises for developing countries
By Dr. Foday M. Kallon 076 788 967/033 241 775 A debt, whether secured or unsecured, private or public, syndicated or bilateral, or combinations of the above, is…
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