20TH MAY, 2014, "SADDEST DAY FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION, SAYS FRANK KARGBO". WE ASK: "REALLY?"
What did Attorney General Frank Kargbo really mean when he described Tuesday 20th May as the "saddest day for the legal profession" in Sierra Leone in his reply to Ibrahim Tommy's attack on the government's failure to respect the human rights of 14 soldiers now being tried for alleged mutiny at a court martial in Freetown?
SOJA MINISTER THREATENS JOURNALIST: FREE SPEECH WHERE ART THOU?
It's reaching breaking point now with Pallo, The Anointed One. In other words our patience is running out with his habit of going off tangent to do things unbecoming of somebody in his position. Since the day this guy was made a minister, he's been running around like a Roman Conqueror.
FINANCE MINISTRY IN GO SLOW MOTION: NO GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS
We are still trying to convince ourselves that we are living in the real world. That the situation at the Ministry of Finance under the leadership of Commonwealth Marah is not a kind of Alice in Wonderland story. Let the Commonwealth man please explain how his ministry arrived at the point where there are no vouchers for Ministries, Departments and Agencies to be able to access funds to do their businesses of the day.
POLICEMAN IN THE BLUE CORNER - SHO-SAWYER IN THE RED CORNER
Sho-Sawyer, a Freetown MP should be asking this question now after his memorable encounter with the boys in blue: why should the police in this country run riot and attack ordinary citizens as frequently as they stop taxis on the streets to collect bribes?
REJECT THIRD TERM PROPOSAL AND BE LOCKED UP - SAYS MB ATILLA
We know there's no debate about the so-called presidential third term because De Pa must leave office in 2017. The whole nation agreed on that as far back as 1991. We cannot now allow a man who came to office in 2007 on the back of peace, to take the nation back to the chaos of the 90s.
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