By Amb. Elvis S. Fornah On the quiet dawn of August 14, 2017, Sierra Leone…
Tag: Freetown
The Day Honour Fell: Inside The Orchestrated Humiliation Of Sierra Leone’s First Lady
By Mahmud Tim Kargbo Freetown, 7 August 2025 will be remembered as the day…
From Freetown Dawn to Bintumani Farewell: Umaru Napoleon Koroma’s Eight Years of Steady Hands and Open Doors
By Mahmud Tim Kargbo Freetown, first light. The Atlantic exhales a salt heavy breeze that drifts…
Umaru Napoleon Koroma: Powering SLPP’s Rise and Renewal
By Mahmud Tim Kargbo Freetown, dawn. The city is just beginning to stir, but at…
Umaru Napoleon Koroma and The Art of Post-Conflict Political Negotiation: Sierra Leone’s Quiet Architect Of Stability
Umaru Napoleon Koroma By Mahmud Tim Kargbo Freetown, late afternoon. The air hangs thick with humidity…
Is Splitting Freetown In Two, A Great Move or a Dangerous Mistake?
Author: George Ojuku Momoh Freetown has been the name of Sierra Leones capital since March…
3 Dead, One Missing After Fence Collapse in Freetown’s New England Ville
Source: Africa Publicity Three bodies were recovered in the New England Ville community on the…
Ex-Liberian Leader Sirleaf Meets Sierra Leone’s President
Julius Maada Bio and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf at the State House in Freetown on Wednesday, July…
Let’s Keep the Fire Burning Until We See the Morning!
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh, Author, Monopoly of Happiness: Unveiling Sierra Leone’s Social Imbalance, and…