WHY SIERRA LEONE MUST OWN ITS MINES Part 1 of 50
WHY SIERRA LEONE MUST OWN ITS MINES Part 1 of 50 From the glittering alluvial fields of Kono to the iron-laced hills of Marampa, Sierra Leone is a land pregnant…
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WHY SIERRA LEONE MUST OWN ITS MINES Part 1 of 50 From the glittering alluvial fields of Kono to the iron-laced hills of Marampa, Sierra Leone is a land pregnant…
$60 MILLION FOR GHOST ROADS…HOW ALIMU BARRIE CRASHED SL BUDGET Alimu Barrie is quickly becoming a name everyone knows—not for his groundbreaking ideas or contributions to the nation, but for…
The Legacy of Leadership: Sierra Leone’s Democratic Transformation Under Ernest Bai Koroma and the APC – By Umarr Abudeen -Sesay & the Progreesives A Review by Sheriff Mahmud Ismail On…
NATIONAL DIGNITY OR FOREIGN PEANUTS…SIERRA LEONE MUST CHOOSE NOW! By Ibrahim Alusine Kamara (Kamalo) For over sixty years, Sierra Leone’s rich mineral resources have been exploited by foreign companies that…
Koidu Holdings and the Exploitation of Kono By Kamalo Kono District, once a symbol of hope and natural abundance, has become a bleeding wound on the conscience of this nation.…
END THE ECONOMIC RAPE NOW!…Review all Mining Agreements By KamaloWhen Sierra Leone raised its flag of independence in 1961, the promise was clear: we would be masters of our destiny,…
OUR LAND, THEIR LOOT! … Sierra Leone Must Take Back Its MinesBy Kamalo For over 60 years, Sierra Leone has watched its mineral riches — diamonds, gold, iron ore, bauxite,…
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!…SIERRA LEONE MUST OWN ITS MINES The recent impasse between Koidu Limited—a subsidiary of the Octea Group—and its workers has once again brought to light the deep-rooted problems…
Sierra Leone Cracks Down on Tax Non-Compliance Amid Deepening Revenue CrisisBy Abu Bakarr KargboSierra Leone’s government has launched an aggressive enforcement campaign against tax defaulters—both public and private—after revealing a…
Editorial: From 54% to Fantasy…SLPP’S GREAT INFLATION LIE By Ibrahim Alusine Kamara (Kamalo) In a world where facts matter and numbers guide policy, Sierra Leone’s SLPP government chose fiction over…