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Government Put Empty Spoon Na Jaiama Sewafe Mot.
Jaiama Sewafe is a mid-sized town in Kono District, that is located on the foot of the Nimi Hills and straddled by River Sewa, one of the longest rivers in [Read more]
Month: September 2025
Critique Column
From Sale to Salvation: Government, VP, Fawaz, and the Future of the Pilgrimage Estate
Last week, the Muslim Ummah raised its voice in anguish over the sale of the Sierra Leone Pilgrimage estate to Hajj Fawaz. Doubt hung heavy. We had grown used to [Read more]
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RANDOM MUSING: ‘Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again’ Part one – Political Bastardisation.
As the ruling party begins to rip up the scab of our past and force-feed us with its greased hog, there’s no putting lipstick on the provocative pig of bigotry [Read more]
Critique Column
Fawaz vs. Faith: A Call for Presidential Intervention
In the 1970s and 80s, when performing Hajj was a nightmare for ordinary Sierra Leoneans, a group of visionary Muslim leaders created the Sierra Leone Pilgrimage Movement (SLPM). They gave [Read more]
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The Song of Every Land”: When Landscape Becomes Liturgy
I still remember the message that woke me before dawn: “Here’s a song from South Africa.” A YouTube link. I clicked. It was music pulsing with that deep kind of [Read more]
Asia
Why There Are No Presidential Elections in China?
No Chinese citizen wakes up one morning saying, “I’m going to vote for my President.” WHY? Because the Chinese President is not chosen by the people. He is selected [Read more]
Critique Column
The Cognitive Dissonance of Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy on Human Rights in Democracy.
“Cognitive Dissonance is the psychological discomfort a person feels when holding two or more conflicting beliefs, attitudes, or values, or when their beliefs conflict with their behaviours. It arises when [Read more]
Critique Column
Are Political Campaigns Becoming Show Business of War Without Bloodshed?
Why many people see journalism as the barometer of society and thermometer of public opinion is anybody’s guess. Even though some see elections as advance auction sale of stolen goods, [Read more]
Critique Column
As The Masks Come Off, Democracy Dies In Darkness.
Seen as the best form of governance, the Greeks who have been credited with inventing the idea and concept of democracy recognised the dual nature of it from its inception. [Read more]