FBC: Drastic and Radical Change Needed
Our Features Editor, Zubairu Wai(photo) was recently in Freetown, Sierra Leone. He paid a visit to his alma mater, Fourah Bay College, where he delivered a (...)
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Our Features Editor, Zubairu Wai(photo) was recently in Freetown, Sierra Leone. He paid a visit to his alma mater, Fourah Bay College, where he delivered a (...)
Olu Richie Gordon, a Freetown-based newspaper editor and human rights activist, comments on the recent call by the legendary student leader Hindolo Trye (...)
In the first installment on this topic, some of the benefits of decentralizing the governance structure, thereby giving more autonomy to the districts, was (...)
"John Leigh has got nowhere to go. He has lost direction and now rumbles around with lies. Berewa has not been chosen by God to be president of Sierra (...)
Compared to 20 years ago in Kenya, people live for ten years less on average, more children die in infancy and a greater proportion of those who survive (...)
In flight to Nigeria, Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem encounters a howling young man being deported from the United Kingdom. How is it that the youth of African (...)
Our correspondent in Norway, Mohamed Boye Jallo Jamboria(photo), in part one of a new series, makes a strong case for the decentralization of Sierra Leone (...)
We bring you the entire speech the PMDC Secretary General of the Washington DC chapter, Mr. Sidie Yahya Tunis, prepared for delivery at the Youth for (...)
The Second Session of the defence phase in the trial of Chief Sam Hinga Norman, Moinina Fofana and Dr. Alieu Kondewa starts on Wednesday without its (...)
"Hopefully, this year would be unlike April 2000 when that solemn day was shamefully bequeathed to the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) by the ruling (...)
"For devotees and students of the significance of numbers, i.e. numerologists, who are conversant with the political dynamics and history of Sierra Leone, (...)
This is a learned response by the Sierra Leonean jurist and writer John L.Musa, to another learned Sierra Leonean jurist Dr. Peter Dumbuya. Both gentlemen (...)
