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Critique Column

Denying Realism Amounts to Megalomania

14/08/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

“Government of Sierra Leone explores development of domestic air travel” (thesierraleonetelegraph.com-10/08/20). This was one headline in the Sierra Leone Telegraph that caught my eye this week. According to the newspaper, [Read more]

Critique Column

Gender Equality: Not A woman Issue but A Human Issue.

13/08/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

Priscilla Schwartz, a Sierra Leonean lawyer is the first woman to serve as Attorney General and Minister of Justice in Sierra Leone. Her appointment was greeted as a statement of intent by many; that Bio’s [Read more]

Critique Column

Why Our Politics Is So Toxic?

10/08/2020 Ibrahim Sourie Mansaray

In the last three years, African countries have registered an overall decline in the quality of political participation and the rule of law. The United States, which has traditionally been [Read more]

Critique Column

Covid -19 Is A Virus, Not A Cash Cow

06/08/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

Since the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, life has changed beyond recognition as we know it. But one thing that has not changed and will never change is the [Read more]

Africa

Does Africa Need Term -Timed Presidential Democracy?

31/07/2020 CEN

To ask whether Africa needs term-timed Presidential democracy is bound to linger on the absurd. However, if Africa is to adopt, promote and remain democratically stable, it is worth looking [Read more]

Breaking News

YAD Sensitizes Konjo Community against Covid-19, and Distributes Resilient Support to Vulnerable Households

31/07/2020 CEN

Youth in Action for Development (YAD) has today, 30th July 2020, launched a community based sensitization campaign against Covid-19 and distribution of food and non-food items to Konjo Buima community, [Read more]

Critique Column

When Freedom of Speech Does Not Guarantee Freedom After Speech.

26/07/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

The Parliament of Sierra Leone on July 23, 2020 unanimously approved the Independent Media Commission (IMC) Act 2020 and repealed the 1965 Public Order Act (POA) that criminalized libel and sedition. It has been hailed as a historic [Read more]

Critique Column

Black Lives Matter: But Not in My Backyard

22/07/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

The loss of lives in Makeni over the weekend is not only sad but equally avoidable. With the social and political atmosphere heavily saturated by the whiff of injustice the [Read more]

Critique Column

Peace & Justice: Two Sides of the Same Coin

06/07/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

Since the former Defence, and Interior Minister was arrested and charged, among others with treason, the trial-by-social-media and in the court of public opinion has been in overdrive. The court [Read more]

Latest Post

Statement By Centre For Accountability And The Rule Of Law On The Just-Concluded Trial Of Rtd. Major Palo Conteh, Et Al.

06/07/2020 CEN

  Freetown, Sierra Leone: The Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law (CARL) welcomes the conclusion of the trial of Retired Major Palo Conteh and two others, and particularly applauds [Read more]

Breaking News

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio Unveils Digital Health Learning Platforms for Healthcare Workers in Bonthe

06/07/2020 CEN

Mattru Jong, Bonthe District, Southern Province, Friday 3 July 2020 – His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio has introduced a Mobile Training and Support (MOTS) digital learning platform while [Read more]

Critique Column

Decolonising the Mind from The Paradox of Edifices of Slavery.

10/06/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

George Floyd has been laid to rest and may he rest in peace. But his memories are sure to linger on forever, and not just be another hashtag #. He [Read more]

Latest Post

Does “Black Lives Matter, if “All Lives Matter”?

09/06/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

  I sob, I weep and cry “Black Lives Matter”. You rave, you rant and shout “All Lives Matter” But if “All Lives Matter” Why would “Black Lives Matter”?   [Read more]

Latest Post

WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN

02/06/2020 Abdulai Mansaray

  When I go down on my knees, in prayer and protest. You kneel on my neck, in hatred and conquest. That my prayers and protests are un-American You dish [Read more]

Latest Post

s The Lockdown Killing Us Or Preventing The Virus In Sierra Leone?

31/05/2020 Ibrahim Sourie Mansaray

The Coronavirus  pandemic that has shattered lives throughout the high income countries  is now hitting low income countries in  Sub Saharan region, with Sierra Leone not being an exception. But [Read more]

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Critique Column

Journalism Is Dead! Funeral Arrangements Will Be Announced Later.

03/06/2026

In May 1789, Louis XVI summoned to Versailles a full meeting of the “Estates General”. The First Estate consisted of three hundred Nobles. The Second Estate, three hundred Clergy. The [Read more]

Critique Column

Our Peace & Freedom Cost Too Much Blood and Agony to Relinquish Them to Cheap Rhetoric.

03/06/2026

Sierra Leone’s 2028 general election might sound like light years away, just like how a day or week in politics could be a long time. The cyclical life span of [Read more]

Critique Column

The 55% Constitutional Threshold And The Fragility Of National Trust

03/06/2026

The 55% threshold in Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution was no arithmetic accident. It was a deliberate act of political design—an attempt by the framers to confront, rather than merely ignore, [Read more]

Critique Column

The Trump`s Deportation Deal with the Government of Sierra Leone: A Critique Opinion

03/06/2026

I stopped publishing articles in my widely read Critique Column for some time due to the enormous responsibilities I carry at the moment as the head of an institution that [Read more]

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