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Op-Ed: A British Army General's message to Sierra Leoneans

By Gen. Sir David Richards

I love Sierra Leone and it has been my great joy to visit the country many times since 2000 to see its steady progress. For countless years Britain and Sierra Leone have been partners for good, including most recently when British troops ended the civil war where torturous rebels murdered and brutalised innocents.

INTERVIEW: David Milliband on IRC's Ebola fight

With Ebola wreaking havoc  in West Africa, assistance from international partners is crucial in dealing with the disease which has killed over 4,000 people in especially Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. One of those who have come in to the rescue is the International Rescue Committee whose Chief Executive Officer, former British Foreign Secretary David Milliband has been visiting the region. He gave his assessment to Politico while in Sierra Leone last week. 

Professions threatened by Ebola in Sierra Leone

By Ezekiel Nabieu

There is hardly any occupation in the world that is without risks otherwise known as occupational hazards. Even primeval occupations like hunting and fishing had and are still having their own share of occupational hazards. One would have thought that with advances in science such hazards would have been minimized but this has not been the case.

From the streets to the banking hall

By Allieu Sahid Tunkara

Baba Kanu is an 11-year-old boy with a big ambition. It seems impossible for him to achieve his dream of becoming a banker because he hasn't had the best start in life like some of the famous bankers in the world.

Na after government nar God?

By Ezekiel Nabieu

For three days the freedom of movement of the majority of citizens was curtailed - a new experience which most adults had not been through unless if they had come into conflict with the law. When you come to think of it no man living in an ordered society is wholly free. During that period there were no questions such as “Usai yu dae go”? or “Usai yu comot?” This is because there was a full house everywhere. While housewives were especially delighted, bars and restaurants were saddened.

Ebola-triggered giving

By Ezekiel Nabieu

Giving is the circumbendibus route to prosperity. The two religions - Christianity and Islam - which we mainly practice in this country support that assertion. I crave the indulgence of readers with regard to my religious inclination because I am also a priest by profession. The Bible states inter-alia “Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have for such sacrifices are pleasing to God" Hebrews 13:16.

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