Africa’s highest court has reaffirmed the rights of journalists on the continent.
The African Court on Human and People’s Rights has made a seminal decision which "strongly re-affirms the obligation of countries to protect the rights of journalists to practice free from intimidation and harassment" according to Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA).
Cpt Prince Sesay, accused (hugging his aunt)
By Aminata Phidelia Allie
Hector Boltman
The last surviving member of the delegation that negotiated Sierra Leone's independence at Lancaster House in London has passed away and will be laid to rest next week, Tuesday 15 April.
SIM Turay
The Executive Director of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has challenged the ranking of his agency by the State House performance contract team which rated it as the worst performing in the country.
Chernor Bah, MP
By Bampia James Bundu
Member of Parliament for constituency 110, Chernor Maju Bah, over the weekend donated over Le 50 Million in cash, 250 bags of cement and 70 bundles of zinc, among other things to victims of a fire incident at Tengbeh town, in Freetown.
The Late Wurie
Production Manager and Presenter at the Freetown-based Culture Radio, Obai Wurie has died. Aged 56; according to an announcement by his employers.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
