By Joseph Bankole Thompson MD, PHD
Sierra Leone recorded 0.31% and 2.37% increase in COVID-19 total cases and total deaths respectively in 72 hours, from Saturday (10:00 am) to Tuesday (10:00 am).
SANUSI COVID-19 indices update (09/03/21)
By Joseph Bankole Thompson MD, PHD
Sierra Leone recorded 0.23% and 0.23% increase in COVID-19 total cases and total deaths respectively in 48 hours, from Thursday (10:00 am) to Saturday (10:00 am).
Desmond Luke, Towering Sierra Leonean Politician and Legal Luminary, Dies at 85
By Ambassador Lansana Gberie
Desmond Edgar Fashole Luke, who died peacefully in his modest home on Spur-Loop, Freetown, last week, had such a varied and storied career that friends and enemies alike found it impossible to pigeonhole him.
Sierra Leone’s asset declaration reforms & data technology
By Abu Bakarr Jalloh
Sierra Leone’s anti-corruption community unanimously agrees that asset declaration is an indispensable tool to reduce corruption or establish accountability and justice.
Moreover, Georgia is a classic case of a country that employs asset declaration, public disclosure and data technology to improve the quality of government, establish peace, security and make significant progress in sustainable social development and economic growth.
Women of Sierra Leone, WeChooseToChallenge
By Khadi Mansaray
The best thing about Sierra Leone is its women. We are also the most underutilized resource we have. We are courageous, resilient and brave and more. We are also strong wise and beautiful. We are of the nation’s soul.
I’m proud to be a Sierra Leonean woman. We’ve had more than our so many tragedies. The war, natural disasters and climate change, epidemics and pandemics, but we survive.
SANUSI COVID-19 indices update (05/03/21)
By Joseph Bankole Thompson MD, PHD
Sierra Leone recorded 0.33% and 1.18% increase in COVID-19 total cases and total deaths respectively in 48 hours, from Tuesday (10:00 am) to Thursday (10:00 am).
Calls to sustain gains of UK-funded project in Sierra Leone
By Kemo Cham
After five years of operation, the UK-funded governance initiative, Strengthening Accountability and Building Inclusion [SABI], is drawing to a close, and the implementing agencies are now focusing on the sustainability of the gains realized through the project.
Officials from Christian Aid and FOCUS 1000 say Sierra Leoneans must ensure that the gains made in the last five years through the project are sustained.
