Welfare Minister Meets New SLUDI Executives

The National Commission for Persons with Disability recently introduced SLUDI’s new executive members to the Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Karminty. An election held on June 2nd brought the new executive into office. During the official presentation, the chairperson emphasized the fairness of the election and noted that the executive was democratically elected. Dr. Konneh…

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Demand For The Publication of the Tribunal Report

By: Aminata Kamara Accountability and rights activists have intensified their calls for State House to publish the tribunal report on the suspended Auditor General, Madam Lara Taylor-Pearce, and Tamba Momoh. Speaking on Slik Television’s “Today Show” on Thursday, June 27, 2024, the President of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), Ahmed Sahid Nasrella, emphasized…

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The Sierra Leone Entertainment Industry and Its PAOPA 4 betteh Under President Bio.

By: Edward Dictionary Caulker One of the slogans of President Bio’s campaign is “Paopa Salone for betteh,” a creole expression meaning “By force Sierra Leone must grow”. Entertainers and media practitioners eagerly anticipate the impact of President Bio’s second term on Sierra Leone’s entertainment industry, hoping for dedicated attention to its development. Since assuming office…

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Rowland Wright Esq Urges Supreme Court to Review Auditor General’s Tribunal

Highly respected lawyer Rowland Wright has urged Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, to request a Supreme Court opinion on the tribunal convened by President Bio to investigate suspended Auditor General Lara Taylor-Pearce and her Deputy, Tamba Momoh, over alleged professional misconduct. In his letter, Wright raised serious doubts about the tribunal’s constitutional validity,…

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Parliament Reviews Telecoms in the province

The Parliamentary Oversight Committee on Communication Technology and Innovation, chaired by Hon. Boston Munda, recently concluded a comprehensive three-day oversight visit ending on June 29, 2024. Their primary focus was to assess broadband internet connectivity and mobile network accessibility across Port Loko, Bo, Kenema, and Moyamba Districts in Sierra Leone. During their visits, the Committee…

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Sierra Leone Police Crack Down on Child Trafficking

On June 28, 2024, the Sierra Leone Police’s Community Relations Department (CRD-PHQ) convened a significant meeting at the CDIID Disciplinary Court, located at the Police Headquarters on George Street, Freetown. This gathering was directed by Inspector General of Police Mr. William Fayia Sellu, facilitated through the Director of Gender and Community Affairs. The primary purpose…

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