Africa
A Leopard Never Changes Its Spots.
The gunshots started raining down the streets of Harare on 14th November, 2017, and by the 21st, Emmerson Mnangagwa, the then former Vice President and former trench mate of [Read more]
Month: January 2019
Critique Column
Should Ernest Koroma Protect His Legacy By Resigning From Politics?
The long awaited Commission of Enquiry in Sierra Leone is due to commence this week, and this is against the backdrop of accusations and counter-accusations that have dogged the whole [Read more]
Critique Column
Is Victor Foh a Blessing or a Curse To Sierra Leone Politics?
A basic principle of democracy is that parties have to accept that their opponents are sometimes going to win. Fight the election hard, maybe even bitterly, but at the end [Read more]
Critique Column
Nonviolence: The Answer to The Crucial Political Moral Questions Of Our Time. (Martin Luther King, Jr.)
President Julius Maada Bio and his Vice President Dr Juldeh Jalloh have recently concluded a major segment of their national Thank You Tour in Kono District which many and especially [Read more]
Europe
Italy and France at Diplomatic War Over Continued Colonization of Africa
“We would be hypocrites if we just continued to talk about the effects without looking for the causes. If today we have people coming from Africa it’s because some European [Read more]
Critique Column
Journalism Can Never Be Silent: A fault or a virtue?
There has been a spate of reported attacks on journalists recently, with the latest taking place against AYV reporters in Makeni. This took place when the CID officers visited the [Read more]
Critique Column
YAD Commissioned Its National Headquarters And Multipurpose Youth Resource Centre In Kenema
Youth in Action for Development (YAD), a voluntary youth serving agency based in the eastern administrative capital of Kenema, has on Saturday, 12th January, 2019 inaugurated its newly constructed headquarters [Read more]
Critique Column
Is Honesty the Best Policy in Sierra Leone’s Politics?
It was in 1996; the country was returning to a fragile state of stability, the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) and the Armed Forces Ruling Council (AFRC) had been kicked out [Read more]
Critique Column
Non Violence: The Summit of Bravery.
If Gibrill Bangura ever wanted popularity by means of his inalienable right to freedom of speech, he has done the opposite by ranking up his notoriety in the Sierra Leone [Read more]