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….
By: Dr. Doma The government of Sierra Leone is reportedly preparing to divide the city of Freetown into two separate cities and from all indications, they are only waiting on the President’s signature to make it official.While some see this as a step toward administrative efficiency, others believe it’s a politically driven decision that could…
By Elizabeth A. Kaine As the travel ban set to take effect on June 9 approaches, the implications for Sierra Leone and its citizens are both profound and multifaceted. This policy not only restricts the movement of individuals but also threatens the vital connections that many Sierra Leoneans depend on for healthcare, economic support, and…
Episode 5: Mohamed O. Kamara, a.k.a. “Jagaban”The Price of Power? By Dr. Doma Everybody wants to be President these days.It’s almost becoming a national joke.Are we still serious as a country, or has Sierra Leone truly become a farm where anybody with enough bags of rice and bundles of cash can just show up and…
EPISODE 4: Dr. Ibrahim Bangura, Book Smart, But Ready to Lead? By Dr. Doma Let’s talk about another flagbearer hopeful, Dr. Ibrahim Bangura. There’s no doubt that this brother is intelligent, well-spoken and highly accomplished in the academic world. He holds a PhD, teaches Peace and Conflict Studies at Fourah Bay College and is currently…
EPISODE 2 – A Closer Look at Dr. Kelfala MarahBy Dr. Doma In our first episode, we urged delegates of the opposition APC to think beyond party politics and carefully consider what kind of leader Sierra Leone truly needs right now.As the race for flagbearer continues, it’s crucial to look at each contender not to…
By Elizabeth A Kaine As we celebrate Mother’s Day, we turn our hearts and minds to the incredible mothers of Sierra Leone. These women embody resilience and strength, often facing immense challenges during pregnancy and childbirth. Today, we honor not only their unwavering love but also their struggles, particularly those who have endured the heartbreak…
By Elizabeth A Kaine As we commemorate 64 years of independence, it is vital to reflect on the journey our nation has undertaken. This anniversary is not just a celebration of freedom; it is an opportunity to acknowledge both the achievements and the challenges that have shaped our identity and future. Since gaining independence, our…
By: Elizabeth A Kaine In the heart of Freetown, the flames of recent fire incidents have not only consumed buildings but have also ignited a deeper concern within our community. Each fire, whether it be in a bustling market or a crowded neighborhood, serves as a stark reminder of our vulnerabilities and the urgent need…
By: Dr. Doma – A Concerned Citizen with a Fireproof Pen On Saturday, April 12, 2025, something unusual—and frankly, quite alarming—happened.Sierra Leone’s State House, the official residence of the President and the beating heart of our nation’s executive authority, caught fire. Yes, that building.The symbol of our sovereignty.The stronghold of our leadership.Up in smoke. But…
