One on one with Sierra Leone Arc of Hope’s Nanette Thomas

Before she departed the land that she loves, Sierra Leone, Nanette Thomas, a vibrant and out spoken woman of substance who was recently named the ‘’Rock’’ of Sierra Leone Arc of Hope, sat down in a one-on-one exclusive interview with Sierra Express Media’s Adeyemi Paul. Before her present employment in the United States of America, [...]

Deputy Health Minister Captures 28 Doctors

Deputy Health and Sanitation Minister, Mohamed Daudis Koroma, has succeeded in extending an invitation to twenty eight Doctors from different parts of the world to Sierra Leone. Dr. Hizabr Ghulamalla Mohamed El- Sheik of Physicians Across Continents (PAC) told the Information Bureau of the Sierra Leone Embassy in Riyadh on telephone shortly before their departure [...]

Obituary: Fangay Juju of Old Edwardians

The death is announced of Daniel “Fangay Juju” of Old Edwardians Fame in Fort Wayne, Indiana on Friday December 25th 2009. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE He is survived by his biological mother, TiTi; stepmother, Sarah, Brothers-Brimah(B.K), Parker; Sara, Alusine, Sineh, and Alah in Fretown; Borbor Deen in Liverpool, United Kingdom; Sisters’ Aminata and [...]

Ushering in the New Year

What a year it has been! 2009 was not an easy year for a lot of people; in fact for many it was a difficult year through which we have come this far by the Grace of God. The rhetoric and the high powered propaganda notwithstanding, the APC vessel MV Hardship continues to discharge its [...]

The SLPP Hierarchy’s Deception – Major Cause for Concern

The manner in which the SLPP hierarchy is operating lately is likely to send a devastating blow to the party if not checked. It is indisputable that the three most important members of the SLPP executive are the Chairman Mr John Oponjo Benjamin, Vice Chairlady Dr. Kadie Sesay and Secretary-General Mr Jacob Jusu Safffa.  I would [...]

SLPPNA: Sympathy and Tribute to SLPP’s Legendary Hero – The late Dr. Salia Jusu-Sheriff

The membership of the Sierra Leone’s People Party in North America (SLPP-NA) was shocked to receive news of the passing of the Party’s legendary leader, Dr. Salia Jusu-Sheriff, who answered God’s call on Saturday, December 19, 2009, in London, UK. As a region, we join the rest of the SLPP membership at home and abroad [...]

Rebel Vibez – Carrie Mullings gets Best Radio DJ Award

Carrie Mullings On-air Radio Personality, voted in 2009 as the # 1 Best Radio DJ of the Year (only female to be nominated) from Reggae Music Achievement Awards is Canada’s Reggae Ambassador and was the first DJ to play all Canadian reggae music. Carrie has broadcasted live from events around the world.  Most recently the [...]

Immigrants – Slavery still exists

If you are an immigrant, this topic is for you.  Do you remember when you were in your native country, when you saw those beautiful commercials on TV? Some people assumed that Canada, America and England were countries over-flowing with free milk and honey. Some believe, milk falls from the sky, money grows on the [...]

The true North strong and free multiculturalism acceptance of differences

Very often, we hear of diversity issues, differences of opinion regarding policies affecting people with different ethnic backgrounds in corporations, social settings and even political  issues crop up  because of this  very important factor  time and again , we hear sparks flying, heated debates and battle of words because people cannot see eye to eye [...]

Sierra Unite Kanga schools project makes computer literacy a priority

Following a recent donation of 28 Honda generators to 9 schools nation-wide, the sponsors of the Kanga schools project under the indefatigable international co-ordinator Madam Barbie Davies has recently completed a three day tour in the provinces. The Kanga schools project is a philanthropic organization based in Sydney, Australia, with its direct branch in Sierra [...]

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