Episode 12: “THE FREETOWN TEST”Why Yvonne Aki‑Sawyerr’s Experience Matters for APC’s Future By Dr. Doma Across the world, leaders who prove themselves in city governance often become the strongest national figures.Freetown has given Sierra Leone that same story, and APC delegates should pay attention.Yvonne Aki‑Sawyerr did not start her leadership journey with political speeches or…
Episode 11: “THE CITY MAYOR EFFECT” –Why Local Leaders Are Shaping National Politics By Dr. Doma Across the world, a new trend is clear: strong city leaders are becoming national game-changers.Capital cities and major towns are no longer just places for collecting taxes or hosting government offices they are testing grounds for serious leadership.And increasingly,…
Episode 10: “UNDECIDED” Is No Longer Neutral By Dr. Doma In Sierra Leone today, sitting on the fence being “undecided” is more than uncertain.It’s dangerous. Here’s why: U – Underestimate & UnpreparedThe SLPP is fully armed for 2028.They’ve quietly manipulated power: recent appointments like an ECSL Commissioner for the East were made without consulting any…
By: Dr. Doma At this crucial moment for the APC, some delegates are still unsure who to support. That’s okay, but it’s also a red flag.Because in times like this, sitting on the fence isn’t safe it’s risky. Let’s break it down: If you are UNDECIDED in your choice of flagbearer, think about these critical…
By: Dr. Doma At this crucial moment for the APC, some delegates are still unsure who to support. That’s okay, but it’s also a red flag.Because in times like this, sitting on the fence isn’t safe it’s risky. Let’s break it down: If you are UNDECIDED in your choice of flagbearer, think about these critical…
Episode 8:Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr – She Came When No One Called.Will You Answer Her Now? By Dr. Doma Let’s be honest Sierra Leone is struggling and the APC hasn’t exactly proven it’s readiness to lead the change.We’ve seen too many bad decisions, outdated strategies and not enough bold leadership. Then came Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr. She didn’t wait…
By Elizabeth A. Kaine In the ongoing debate over motorcycle safety, a glaring inconsistency persists: why are riders often penalized for not wearing helmets, while passengers ride without any protection? This discrepancy raises critical questions about safety enforcement and the responsibilities of both law enforcement and government agencies. Requiring riders to wear helmets is essential…
Episode 7 – Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara: When the Silence Becomes Too Loud By Dr. Doma Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara, JFK. A name you can’t just brush off in Sierra Leone’s political space. He has held serious offices: former Commissioner of the Anti-Corruption Commission, former Attorney General and Minister of Justice under President Ernest Bai Koroma and…
By: Idrissa Bangura, Educator and Child Rights Advocate Every year on June 16th, Africa comes together to observe the Day of the African Child (DAC), a solemn yet hopeful occasion honoring the brave students who marched in Soweto, South Africa, in 1976. These young activists demanded their right to quality education, facing brutal violence in…
By Elizabeth A Kaine In recent months, the alarming frequency of building collapses has raised serious concerns about the integrity of construction practices and safety regulations. Tragically, these incidents have not only resulted in significant property damage but have also led to the loss of lives, highlighting a critical need for governmental intervention and reform….
