By Politico Staff Writer
The Deputy Secretary General of the National Grand Coalition (NGC) party, Alhaji K. Tarawallie popularly called ‘Laj-K’ has expressed frustration over the alliance formed with the ruling Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) in the June 24th multi-tier elections in the country.
In an audio circulated on social media Laj-K, spoke about the challenges faced by NGC within the current alliance framework and stressed the need for decisive and unified action, moving forward.
By Sorie Ibrahim Fofanah
Ninety-three percent of Head Teachers have expressed concerns over delays in the ‘timely’ arrival of school subsidies, according to research recently published by the National Partnership for Social Accountability (NPSA) on the State of Education in Sierra Leone 2023.
The report which was launched at the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary School (MBSSE) on 1st March this year, notes that district-specific figures highlighted the low on-time transfer of subsidies for Bonthe, Tonkoili, and Bo districts.
By Sorie Ibrahim Fofanah
Speaking about the decentralization of the application process regarding Sierra Leone’s Passport, the Chief Immigration Officer, Alusine Kanneh has said application would be done in the provinces, naming Bo, Kenema, and Makeni as venues for such an exercise.
Kanneh made this disclosure at the government's weekly press briefing at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Freetown on the 5th of March this year.
By Saio Marrah
Justice Adrian Fisher, presiding over a criminal trial of Alpha Sheriff alias ‘APC Sheriff’ and Alhaji Saidu Fofanah as first and second accused respectively, for the alleged operation of a private security company without license and two other related offences, has promised to rule on the bail application next Tuesday 12th March this year.
By Nasratu Kargbo
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Representative in Sierra Leone Fredrick Ampiah has called on implementation partners to ensure that they deliver on their 2024 work plan and that they do so within the time frame.
By Saio Marrah
One Alhaji Dauda has told a magistrate in Freetown that Joseph Ngegba who introduced himself as a director in the ministry of finance told him, while destroying the gate to his property that he (Joseph Ngegba) was an integral part of the current government of Sierra Leone and he can do as he likes with no consequences.
By Saio Marrah
Justice Adrian Fisher, presiding over Ikubolaje Nicol’s murder trial has refused an amendment of the indictment to manslaughter, made by the state prosecution on the ground that it seeks to deprive the accused of a fair trial.
The amendment from murder to manslaughter also seeks to remove the jurors from presiding over the case.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
