When Revolution Collides With Power
For many Africans, Senegal was supposed to become proof that politics could still produce honest leadership. Not recycled politicians. Not military strongmen disguised as...
No Leadership Is a Temporary Solution Part Two
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh
When I wrote my previous article titled “No Leadership Is a Temporary Solution,” many people across Africa dismissed the warning as...
200 Years of Fourah Bay College: What Exactly Are We Celebrating?
A Scathing Reflection on the Collapse of Sierra Leone’s Intellectual Soul
Two hundred years. Two full centuries. Fourah Bay College, proudly called the first university...
SIERRATEL’S COMEBACK BID BEGINS WITH AFRICELL MVNO AGREEMENT
By Robert Charles Davies
In a move that could reshape Sierra Leone’s telecommunications landscape, the Government of Sierra Leone has formally launched a new partnership...
Sierra Leone at a Crossroads: A Nation’s Reputation Under Threat
By Hassan Kai Turay
Sierra Leone stands today at a delicate and defining moment in its modern history. Recent international reports—most notably the May 4th,...
Women’s Right, Justice, and Our National Contradictions in Sierra Leone
I love my country Sierra Leone so dearly and therefore enjoy all its contradictions. You declare a holiday to mark International Women’s day and...
