Despite efforts being made to control and stop corruption in the public sector Sierra Leone continues to lose billions of Leones every year through nefarious channels that drain monies meant for public sector investment.
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Opinion
Debt-distressed African countries again look to International Monetary Fund (IMF)
By the International Monetary Fund (IMF’s) own admission, there are circumstances where African governments’ debt levels are so high they become unsustainable, such that the scheduled debt service exceeds the capacity of the member to service it.
Sierra Leone: A call for patriotism and national call to action
If we all just work and not care who gets the applause, then we are already halfway to success. Together, we can do this and we can make Sierra Leone regain its lost glory – the Athens of West Africa.
RELEASE GOVERNANCE TRANSITION TEAM REPORT: Mr. President Let Your Word Be Your Bond
If the New Direction of the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) was built on accountable and transparent leadership, there is need to publish and make available the Governance Transition Team report.
Congo and OPEC: A marriage of mutual need
For Congo, the country will sit side-by-side with key oil giants, like Saudi Arabia and Venezuela; as well as Gabon, Angola, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea, further reinforcing the strength of African voices amongst the cartel.
President Bio’s Life Is An Open Book For Academic Research
President Bio was elected President after an overwhelming victory in a highly contested Presidential run-off election held on 31st March 2018.
Sierra Leone: Insight With Dr. Julius Spencer
“I say make hay while the sun shines because the very same people that are celebrating your ascension to power today will be the same people who will curse you if you do not perform”
