ANOTHER WEEK ANOTHER GREEN MOVEMENT WAHALA
Journalists in Sierra Leone know that as long as the Green Movement remains somehow active in politics, there will never be a slow news day. They always give us something to write about. And their stories sell papers you know. We love them for that. For the rest of the people of Sierra Leone who are looking for high quality opposition to a misfiring government, we say tough luck.
Mr. DMO PUJEHUN LOOK OVER YOUR OFFICE WINDOW PLEASE
Good Morning DMO Pujehun. Can we ask a simple question sir? How do you get to your office in the morning without seeing such rubbish packed so close to you? Are you turning a blind eye it or hoping that by some miracle, you will wake up one morning to see a clean backyard – rubbish gone? Come on DMO, the days of magic are gone. These are the days when people have to do things by themselves. And quickly enough.
EDUCATION WAHALA: BRA MINKS UP AGAINST CIVIL SOCIETY
What do we have here? We have six or more Civil Society Organisations who have now reached a decision that for education to succeed in this country, Bra Minks who has been running the show for the last EIGHT YEARS should leave office. Let’s say he should be SACKED. We do not see that guy resigning under any circumstances.
CAN "MISS SALONE" STEP FORWARD PLEASE?
We’ve been trying to get on to the recent winner of the Miss SALONE beauty contest since the morning after the night before the contest but somehow all her contacts are “either switched off or out of coverage area.” It may well be true. We know how our mobile phone companies operate. Can somebody please tell her to get in touch with POLITICO please? Thanks for your help.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
