Impact of Unnecessary Criticism in Sierra Leone’s Entertainment Industry

By: Edward Dictionary Caulker In Sierra Leone’s entertainment industry, a self-appointed group of gatekeepers hinders progress through unnecessary criticism and destructive behavior. Instead of offering constructive solutions, these individuals focus on pointing out flaws in others’ work, contributing little themselves. Their actions create an atmosphere of blame-shifting and self-centeredness, which stifles industry growth. These gatekeepers…

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WHO Donates Seven Vehicles to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation

By: Edward Dictionary Caulker On Monday, 12th August, 2024 at their Riverside office off Kingharman Road, Freetown, the WHO Country Representative, Dr. Innocent Bright Nuwagira, handed over seven vehicles to the Minister of Health and Sanitation, Dr. Austin Demby, to enhance healthcare service delivery in Sierra Leone. “We are pleased to transfer ownership of these…

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Environment Minister Pledges to Plant 10 Million Trees

By:Reginald Brian Ojukutu Sawyerr For years, Sierra Leone’s lush landscapes faced increasing threats: shrinking forests, disappearing wildlife, and evident climate change impacts. Floods, landslides, and droughts became frequent, underscoring the urgent need for action. In this critical setting, Hon. Jiwoh E. Abdulai assumed his role as Minister of Environment and Climate Change. A visionary dedicated…

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Government Releases 2024 NPSE Results

On August 14, 2024, Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary School Education (MBSSE) announced the 2024 National Primary School Examination results. MBSSE Minister Conrad Sackey made the announcement on Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC). This year, 164,971 students participated in the exam, marking an increase of 1,111 from the previous year, with 4,963…

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EPA Hosts Plastic Treaty Dialogue in Freetown

In its mission to ensure a safe environment in Sierra Leone, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) organized a Plastic Treaty Dialogue. The event gathered government officials, recyclers, development partners, civil society, and non-governmental organizations to discuss and evaluate options that represent Sierra Leone’s stance for the upcoming global negotiation session, aligned with the outcomes from…

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President Bio Urges Justice and Equity for Africa at UN Security Council

Africa is advocating for increased representation in the United Nations Security Council, with Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio leading the charge for additional council seats for African nations, including two permanent positions with veto power. President Bio stressed the importance of amplifying Africa’s voice and addressing its demands for justice and equity. Ongoing discussions…

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