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Sierratel to lose control over int’l telecoms gateway

By Mustapha Sesay

A bill has been tabled in parliament geared towards liberalizing Sierra Leone`s international telecommunications gateway.

The move on Friday saw the document went through the first and second readings, and if pass into to law it would see the long monopolized control over the international telecommunication gate way by Sierra Leone Telecommunications Company (Sierratel) comes to an end.

Sierra Leone to pay $15m for ‘failed’ agric project

Dr Sam Sesay, Minster of Agriculture

By Mustapha Sesay & Crispina Taylor

The Sierra Leonean tax payer will have to pay US$15 million in debt, essentially in futility, thanks to a “failed” project implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Security, it was revealed on Tuesday.

Sexual assaults go wild in Pujehun

Moijueh Kaikai, gender and children's affairs minister

By Mohamed T. Massaquoi

The Line Manager at the Family Support Unit of the Sierra Leone Police in Pujehun says sexual abuses against women and girls in Pujehun District have increased in number in recent months.

ACC investigates journalist for "impersonation"

Gibril Gottor

Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is presently investigating a journalist suspected of impersonating an ACC officer.

Journalist Gibril Gottor, who is presently in detention at an unknown location, was arrested over the weekend in Kambia.

Varsity workers demand work benefits

By Allieu Sahid Tunkara

Junior staffers at the University of Sierra Leone Tuesday appealed for improved conditions of work, including certain allowances enjoyed by their seniors.

They made the call at a meeting with the top management of the University, held at the amphitheatre and attracting workers from the three constituent colleges of the university.

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