HOW THE ABSENCE OF RULES DEFORMS THE COI OUTCOME(S)
First things first. I stand for accountability. I believe that public officers must account to the people they serve, during […]
Does social distancing in churches contradict the message of the cross?
Today is my second time attending a church service after the government lifted the ban on Friday and Sunday worship
SL Judiciary holds the award for the most “events” in the world!
Our nation is endowed with natural resources, far too many to enumerate in rush. A tiny nation, outclassed by the
Personal Stories, Uncategorized
THANK YOU NOTE!
Thank you for being there for us, especially today, when we laid to rest the most important person in my
Rest in Peace Aminata Kai Marrah – Si’ Kai (mi mama)
I had just two basic fears: fear of failure in any enterprise in life and the fear of losing my
Treason trial overthrows pandemic fight in Sierra Leone!
Our nation is not new to treason trials; famous ones in history were the treason trial of M. S. Forna,
We have no option!
Here with my mom on an emergency to see her specialist doctor at Connaught (we have no option—it is an
MY READATHON 2020: BOOK 4 — A HIGHER LOYALTY James Comey
Trump: I need loyalty. Comey: You will always get honesty from me. James Comey, former FBI Director, recounts in this
THE BOILING CAULDRON OF JUSTICE- THE THREE WITCHES OF SIERRA LEONE’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM (POLICE, COURTS AND PRISONS) ROLAND KAMARA Esq. (GUEST BLOGGER)
When people form societies, organisations and countries, they would naturally come to a basic agreement regarding principles that would govern
Covid-19 and Religion: Reflections on “The Trials of Brother Jero” (Roland Kamara Esq. – Guest blogger)
Pestilence, plagues, diseases, hardship and poverty on one side and religion and ecclesiastical hopefulness on the other are kegs of
Covid-19 Response: Why leaders must inspire and earn citizens’ trust (Aimee Sheriff- Guest blogger)
There is a proven correlation between trust and success in stemming the tide of Covid-19. While the world is racing
MY READATHON 2020: BOOK 3 WHY NATIONS FAIL
WHY NATIONS FAIL—Daron Acemoglu & James Robinson Today marks the second anniversary of the election of President Bio into office.
How a woman’s leadership is transforming the Office of the Administrator and Registrar General (OARG)
Some two years ago, Ms. Saptieu Elizabeth Saccoh was appointed the Administrator and Registrar General (ARG) in charge of the
FACTS AND MYTHS ABOUT STATE OF EMERGENCY
The President has the LEGAL AUTHORITY AND POWER under our nation’s Constitution to declare a State of Emergency for the
MY READATHON 2020: (BOOK 2) THIRTEEN CENTS—K. SELLO DUIKER
Thirteen Cents, written by K. SELLO DUIKER at twenty-six, is a story unapologetically undraped on matters of sex, sexuality, hurdles
WILL YOU MARRY ME?
Disclaimer: I am a sucker for love. My folks have been together for more than 40 years and were married
MY READATHON 2020 (BOOK 1)
My personal readathon this year tees off with “THE HEART OF THE MATTER” by Graham Greene. Greene is regarded as
Justice for Ebola Victims
As the action by two Ebola survivors and CARL against the Republic of Sierra Leone continues today at the ECOWAS
HE can babysit: but can he act tough?
Last weekend, the President and his cabinet converged yet again for the third cabinet retreat. Several media outlets reported that
Remembering J-6: It’s time Mr. President to end the Leather-boot and Arata-esque violence and indiscipline
The history of our nation is freckled with episodes of violence—civil unrest, political violence and coups and counter-coups dating as