In collaboration with the United Nation Peace Building Office (UNIPSIL) the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC) will today kick start a two day stakeholders’ conference at the Bintumani Hotel, at Aberdeen in Freetown.
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In collaboration with the United Nation Peace Building Office (UNIPSIL) the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC) will today kick start a two day stakeholders’ conference at the Bintumani Hotel, at Aberdeen in Freetown. The Integrated Project Administrative Unit of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MoFED), has launched Phase II of the Decentralize Service Delivery Project. Continue reading Ministry of Finance launches Phase Decentralize Service Delivery Project By KIS Myers An apology is first of all in place here as readers were promised a weekly comparison between Julius Maada Bio and Ernest Bai Koroma so that readers can sift the grain from the chaff. Circumstances held me at bay and after thinking about what I promised to compare a couple of weeks ago, I have decided to discuss Trust or Trustworthiness. Continue reading Maada Bio and Ernest Koroma: who do you trust? A rejoinder By Jarrah Kawusu-Konte Although experience has taught me that people can change from their bad ways in life, I’ve now come to realize that my grandmother’s words never fell on the ground. Her belief that a leopard can never change its spots had been proven to be true time and time again, especially in the case of the former boy Soldier, the self-catapulted Brigadier General Julius Madder Bio now the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) Presidential aspirant for the November 17 elections. Continue reading Madder Bio is a leopard that will never change its spots – Part two The Regional Manager of the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) North, has pleaded with drivers plying the routes in the Northern Region to reject any corrupt demands from public officers in the traffic sector, as it is an offence. Continue reading ACC encourages drivers to reject corrupt demands By Zainab Kanu Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) yesterday promised to continue its support towards media activities in the country. This was revealed by the Country Director of JHR, Ms. Yeama Campbell, during a meeting yesterday at a with the Vice President of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), Mr. Sheik Bawoh, the President of Women in the Media Sierra Leone (WIMSAL), Miss Zainab Kanu and the International Development Project Officer of JHR Canada, Mrs. Idili Salah at a restaurant at George Street in Freetown. Continue reading JHR promises more support to the media By Femi Coker The Chairman of the opposition Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP), has described the Leader and Presidential aspirant of the United Democratic Movement (UDM), Mr. Mohamed Bangura, as a noise maker who has no agenda but to reecho the rhetoric of the ruling All Peoples Congress (APC), who he described as his God Fathers. Continue reading ‘Mohamed Bangura is a noise maker’ – John Oponjo Benjamin |
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