
Musicians Unite to Promote Peaceful Elections
According to a press release from the UNDP in Sierra Leone, the Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Victor Angelo, (...)
According to a press release from the UNDP in Sierra Leone, the Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Victor Angelo, (...)
Three former members of Sierra Leone’s Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) have been sentenced to lengthy prison sentences for their part in crimes (...)
The Prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone welcomed today’s decision of Trial Chamber II to sentence the three AFRC defendants to prison terms (...)
Speech Delivered by Honourable Alpha Kanu at the Launching of the APC Manifesto, 11TH July 2007. Leader and Presidential Candidate, Mr. Running (...)
Friday, 13 July 2007 saw the creation of two courts of law in Freetown, both dedicated to resolving electoral issues. The Electoral Courts have been (...)
By Jonathan Leigh. President Tejan Kabbah made a brief stopover in Kailahun, east of Sierra Leone on Monday, which was the scene of political violence (...)
The 50/50 Group of Sierra Leone, a non-partisan campaign for more women in politics and public life through training and advocacy, has succeeded in placing (...)
By Jonathan Leigh. The first group 28 European Union long term election observers are being deployed in Sierra Leone. The observers arrived in Freetown, (...)
According to a Special Court press alert,sentencing in the trial of three convicted former leaders of Sierra Leone’s Armed Forced Revolutionary Council (...)
On Tuesday 17th July, the Civil Society in Sierra Leone joins numerous activists around the globe to celebrate ‘World Day for International Justice’, based on
Victor Reider, the SLPP national publicity secretary, has categorically denied allegations by PMDC supporters that their leader Charles Margai and his (...)
By Patrick Hassan-Morlai. Five Sierra Leoneans, who passionately believed the civil war in Sierra Leone would one day end, have formed themselves into a (...)