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SierraEye: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 March 2026:
Berthan Macaulay Jnr, Barrister who became the conscience of Sierra Leone’s legal profession and the quiet guardian of its rule of law, has died aged 73. He the pre-eminent private practitioner at the Sierra Leone Bar for more than half a century, a lawyer’s lawyer, as his peers without exception called him.
Bert...
Oumar Farouk Sesay: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 March 2026:
In Sierra Leone, national troubles rarely make the headlines. They arrive as errands. A mother plans her morning around whether the tap will run. A student studies by phone torchlight, rationing battery life and hope.
A trader budgets for the “extra” fees—never receipted, always collected. A keke driver ...
Alhaji Umar Modou N’jai: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 March 2026:
I love my country Sierra Leone so dearly and therefore enjoy all its contradictions. You declare a holiday to mark International Women’s Day and at the same time involved in silencing the voices of women.
Voice and agency are fundamental to democracy and any other transformational system of governan...
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 09 March 2026:
The Africa Report publishes the 27th edition of its exclusive ranking of the 500 largest African companies (excluding the financial sector). This new edition highlights a historic performance: never before has the combined revenue of Africa’s leading companies reached such a level.
With $782.8 billion in cumulative revenue,...
Dr Alpha Grace Bangourah (PhD): Sierra Leone Telegraph: 09 March 2026:
Sierra Leone stands at a defining moment. For generations, our land has carried immense wealth — rutile, diamonds, bauxite, gold, and now rare earth elements. Yet our people continue to face poverty, unemployment, environmental degradation, and limited opportunities.
We ask the question that ...