I know a lot of people will be apprehensive about the re-opening of schools in our country just when we are beginning to witness the death throes of the (...)
I would like to commend the government of Sierra Leone for the recent creation of a Presidential Guard to take care of all security matters around the (...)
One major reason we keep seeing new Ebola cases in some parts of our country, Sierra Leone, is unsafe burial practices; this is a unanimous realization (...)
It is sad and very unfortunate that while the Ebola scourge seems to be receding in the neighbouring countries of Guinea and Liberia, Sierra Leone is (...)
By Alhassan Fouard Kanu, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Ebola can be best described as an ‘exterminator’, a disease that is wasting away families and decimating (...)
For decades it was the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague and the European Court for Human Rights that were spreading their tentacles far and (...)
By Charles Quist-Adade, PhD, Guest Writer, Vancouver, Canada.. A cocktail of spirited cultural drumming and dancing, passionate poetry recitals, and (...)
By Alhassan Fouard Kanu, Guest Writer, Freetown, Sierra Leone. The Ebola-stricken nation of Sierra Leone is employing whatever means possible, from (...)
By Alhassan Fouard Kanu, Guest Writer, Freetown, Sierra Leone. The Ebola outbreak which started over five months ago can be described as a cruel (...)
By Alhassan Fouard Kanu, Guest Writer, Freetown, Sierra Leone. The magnitude and spread of the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone requires enormous (...)
By Mariama Kandeh, Guest Writer, London, UK. I was on holiday in Freetown last August when the King Jimmy Bridge collapsed. A few days before that (...)
Two Days, One People, One Destiny What African Liberation Day and Emancipation Day Have in Common By Charles Quist-Adade, PhD, Guest Writer, (...)
