By: Elizabeth A. Kaine, Managing Editor As we celebrate our first anniversary, Daily Scope Newspaper is proud to be your trusted source for news, particularly in highlighting human rights stories that matter. Over the past year, we have provided our readers with a blend of hard copies three times a week and soft copies five…
In the silence where stigma often hides, A voice rises strong, where hope abides. On this day, we stand, united and brave, For every life saved, for every soul’s wave. Let’s break the chains of fear and despair, With love as our armor, we show that we care. Together we march, hand in hand, side…
By: Abass Conteh, ReporterCitizens are voicing their outrage over the parliament’s recent decision to consider settling backlogs owed to Parliamentarians at a time when the National healthcare sector is ravaged by cronic shortages. This move has raised critical questions about budgetary priorities, particularly in light of ongoing nationwide doctor’s strike. The backlash coincides with healthcare…
By: TritriIn the charming village of Eldenwood, Elara spent her days surrounded by vibrant flowers in her family’s shop. Though content, her heart longed for adventure. One fateful autumn afternoon, a traveler named Finn wandered in, and their connection sparked instantly. Hours melted away as they shared stories, laughter, and dreams, wandering through golden fields…
Author: Alhaji Imam Alusine Khairaba Mansaray The pain! It cuts deep. A wound like none before. Yet familiar, For I’ve known pain. They think I’m blind, Deaf to their whispers, Blind to their steps. But I see, I hear. Their false smiles, Their hollow words. I watch, As they move through shadows, Believing I am…
Love by the Sunset By: TriTri In a quaint coastal town, Akram, a free-spirited musician, played his guitar on the beach, entrancing passersby with melodies. One evening, as the sun dipped into the ocean, he spotted Neneh, a beautiful artist, capturing the scene on canvas. Their eyes met, and time stood still. Akram’s music faltered,…
By: Elizabeth A. Kaine Child abuse is a scourge that plagues our community, leaving scars that last a lifetime. As sisters, mothers, and caregivers, it’s our responsibility to shield our children from harm. The statistics are staggering. According to UNICEF Sierra Leone, over 40% of children in Sierra Leone experience physical or emotional abuse. One…
LOVERS’ GROOVE As she strolled through the vibrant market, Amira’s eyes accidentally met his – Khalil, the charming flower vendor. Amidst the bustling crowd, time stood still. His warm smile and gentle gaze captured her heart. Enchanted, Amira found herself returning to the market every day, exchanging sweet glances and whispered words with Khalil. Their…
By: Elizabeth A. Kaine In a heart-to-heart conversation with my sisters, on sister-to-sister talk, I realized that breast cancer awareness is more than just a campaign – it’s a lifeline. Our sisterly chat sparked a crucial discussion about the alarming breast cancer statistics in Sierra Leone. We shared stories, fears, and hopes, and I knew…
By: Elizabeth A. KaineYour resilience is a wonder to behold A pillar of strength, your story untold With every sunrise, you face the day With courage and hope, you pave the way Your children look up to you with eyes so wide Their dependence on you, their sole guide You work and you strive, through…
