RED CAMP BOYCOTTING AGAIN AND AGAIN
The decision by the Red Camp to boycott today’s national cohesion conference otherwise known as Bintumani III came as no surprise. Even before the decision was announced everybody knew what the outcome of that meeting would be. In other words it was the worst kept secret.
HOW DID THE MINISTER OF WATER RESOURCES SURVIVE?
What a real miracle this was! How did the Water Resources minister survive the recent shakeup of the cabinet by The Principal? Since taking up the job, this man appears to have gone to sleep, waking up occasionally to waffle a few words that get reported by the media and then he goes back to bed wrapped up in his nice duvet from Qatar.
RESHUFFLE! RESHUFFLE: “OTHER APPOINTMENTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN DUE COURSE”
The dust raised by the recent reshuffling of ministers and civil servants is refusing to settle. And that may not happen for the next few weeks because State House says “other appointments will be announced in due course.”
TOLONGOBO IN CANADA WE ARE NOT AMUSED
So how do we respond to the letter addressed to the Premier of British Columbia in Canada by a man called Ibrahim Kamara, the Secretary General of the APC in that country? We’re compelled to do so because of the seriousness of the allegations he makes, and our knowledge of what is happening in Sierra Leone – thousands of miles away from the good country of Canada. We quote from his letter:
MAMA SALONE AND THE ROTTEN BOMEH CHICKEN SHAME
No matter what we do now some of the rotten imported chicken scooped from the world’s worst landfill site the other day has ended up on the dinner tables of many people in Freetown and beyond. And it’s really not about social class because even the big guys can never be sure their maids bought their chicken from the normal supermarket. Most maids in the country are always looking to make some extra pennies from their masters. Cheap chicken!
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
