I am Here Today
Hello
I’ll try to be here always
Hello
Yesterday was not good
But I was here
To comfort you
Hello
Tomorrow will be a brighter day
For we have a God
I’m here
Why TB still a major concern for Sierra Leone
By Kemo Cham
Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the oldest human diseases, which continue to defy the supremacy of medicine. A combination of factors has connived to ensure this, despite decades or perhaps centuries of efforts supported by billions of US Dollars in research and treatment.
The Haram in the Third Term campaign
By Ezekiel Nabieu
It is a fact that all those peddling this odious idea of a presidential Third Term cannot be Christians, Muslims or members of other organised religions that believe in God Almighty.
They are damned atheists living without God and without hope in the world. And the greatest beneficiary is obviously suffering from incurable megalomania.
The role of Alcohol in Nation Building – an Islamic Perspective
A rejoinder to our Thursday 1 May publication "Role of alcohol in nation building" which appeared to advance reasons in favour of alcohol.
By Sheikh Alie Kallay
Mr. Editor, please permit me to respond to this article in the same way it came to us in your widely read newspaper so that our readers can have the choice in choosing their life styles for themselves.
Sierra Leone Presidential Honours 2014
THE SIERRA LEONE HONOURS AND AWARDS 2014
It has graciously pleased his Excellency Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma, President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Supreme Head of State, Grand Commander of the Order of the Republic, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Force and Fountain Head of Unity, Honour, Freedom and Justice, to make the following Awards:
THE ORDER OF THE REPUBLIC OF SIERRA LEONE - PREMIER ORDER OF THE STATE OF SIERRA LEONE
Poem: Have You
Have you ever wondered
Why we Humans; though Stubborn
Are Blessed by Our Beloved Father, Lord of all
Cause it’s when we act
Stupid and fail
We remember him
Have you ever wondered
The role of alcohol in nation-building
By Ezekiel Nabieu
Sierra Leone is not an Islamic state where alcohol is forbidden. Therefore it can be safely assumed that alcohol has a role to play, otherwise hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions would be engaged in the industry as employees and in its use.
The state cannot continue to wink at alcoholism if it is all that deleterious to its citizens. And by extrapolation this applies to all other secular states in which there are hundreds of thousands of chronic alcoholics.
