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Broken Dreams of War
Wraithlike and blanketed in misery They crouch, wriggle, and crawl in stealth Huddled and bundled in human stench From the assembly of war, into a cauldron of hate. A [Read more]
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The Mediterranean Migration: A Collision of Worlds
The African continent is hugging the headlines today, but relatively for the wrong reasons. With the dust seemingly settling and the waves apparently ebbing away, the dearth of emotions that [Read more]
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RANDOM MUSING: The Fault is Not in Our Stars But the Future is in Our Own Hands.
One thing is sure, you can suspend, sack, or even kill a man; but you can never do the same to truth. And the truth right now, is that the [Read more]
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President Mediates Fourah Bay College Land Saga
President Ernest Bai Koroma Monday 18 May mediated among officials of Fourah Bay College, Ministry of Lands, Country Planning and the Environment and leaders of the Fourah Bay College community [Read more]
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Ambassador Osman Keh Kamara’s Speech at Children and Armed Conflict in Africa Open Debate
Statement by Ambassador Osman Keh Kamara at the African Union Peace and Security Council Open Debate on Children and Armed Conflict in Africa – Tuesday 19th May 2015 Mr. Chairperson, My delegation [Read more]
Africa
West African Leaders Reject Democracy
A plan to restrict West African presidents to two terms in office has been dropped for the time-being by heads of state. They discussed the proposal to impose limits at [Read more]
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Why Africa must cancel Economic Agreements, Political and Military with France?
A few months ago we published “Culture and Development in Africa”. The intent of this publication is to analyze the causes of underdevelopment in Africa and how Africa could catch up [Read more]
Africa
As Europeans Request Security Council Mandate About Refugee Crisis, Jammeh Invokes Tit-for-Tat Reactions
“We will give back to the WEST ‘TIT FOR TAT’ as we are no more fools”- Says:- PRES. Jammeh Speaking in Basse, in the Upper River Region while on [Read more]
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RANDOM MUSING: Let’s Grasp the Nettle and Reform Our Society and Political System.
Compatriots, following the chequered history of our nation, especially in the last two decades and after passion has ebbed and reason emerged as explanations for our ugly history, it is [Read more]
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Sudden Upsurge of Human Right Abuse in Sierra Leone: Amnesty International Press Release
Sierra Leone: Ebola Regulations and Other Laws Must Not Be Used to Curtail Freedom of Expression and Assembly Sierra Leone should stop using emergency regulations brought in to combat Ebola [Read more]
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Do You Know That Social Media Is Not Always Good As We Think?
Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook in the 2004 during his studies at Harvard University. His primary aim was to facilitate communication among students so that they can share ideas on assignments, [Read more]
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RANDOM MUSING: Political ‘Ebola’ Has Left Us Dancing Naked.
Despite the constitutional imbroglio and the presence of Ebola in our midst, Sierra Leone on the surface seems extraordinarily calm these days. However, whatever the outcome of the Sam Sumana [Read more]
Diasporal Exclusive
Ebola Heroes & Heroines, Entrepreneurs, Community Leaders top winners in NOSLINA’s 2015 Awards
Welcome to the 17th Anniversary of NOSLINA (National Organization of Sierra Leoneans in North America) weekend. On Saturday, Sierra Leone’s most prestigious Diaspora establishment, NOSLINA will gather at Metro Points [Read more]
Breaking News
Thou Shall Not Gather Publicly…Except if Dressed In the Reds
Wonders shall never end… Here we are again… the country is perpetually placed under state of emergency even though the Ebola outbreak has been contained by foreign medics. Though schools [Read more]
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Andrew K. Keili’s Speech at Special Dinner in London
SPEECH DELIVERED BY ANDREW K. KEILI AT THE DINNER AND DANCE ORGANISED IN HIS HONOUR AT FOREST HILL IN LONDON ON 18th APRIL 2015 It is indeed a cherished privilege [Read more]