Guinea coup attempt:Toumba on the run
Reports from Conkary, the capital of Guinea, state that the city is extremely tense following the coup attempt last Friday in which junta leader Captain (...)
- The Patriotic Vanguard, Sierra Leone News Portal
Reports from Conkary, the capital of Guinea, state that the city is extremely tense following the coup attempt last Friday in which junta leader Captain (...)
Guinea’s president has been flown to Morocco after an assassination attempt, according to government officials. President Moussa (Dadis) Camara was shot (...)
In four separate engagements recently at State House, President Koroma(pictured) came out as a Head of State who has been created by his love for (...)
Commentary If there is just one clearly obvious piece of information that presents itself to us time and time gain, it is this – that we live in a world, (...)
As World AIDS Day approaches, (Dec 1) the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has handed over Nutrition Guidelines for People Living With HIV to (...)
The Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly that deals with Humanitarian, Cultural and Human Rights issues has today adopted a resolution (...)
In what can only be seen as growing confidence in the economic development of Sierra Leone accelerated by sound economic management, the World Bank (...)
Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the African Union (AU) Commission, His Excellency (...)
Following the suspension of the Republic of Guinea from the African Union (AU) Commission, Sierra Leone has been selected to serve as a member of the (...)
By Emmanuel Turay in Kenya. The Orthodox Church of Jesus Christ (Greek Orthodox) has joined other religious denominations in establishing a branch since (...)
By Our Correspondent. Guinea’s military ruler Captain Moussa Dadis Camara(photo) has announced that he and his team will not take part in the forthcoming (...)
According to Erika Gibson, writing in the authoritative Beeld newspaper of Pretoria, South Africa, a group of up to 50 South Africans and other foreigners (...)
