Surprise, surprise! Tony Blair has wasted little time in getting that vital photo shoot. There he is sitting boldly in front of our newly elected President offering him his hollow Congratulations and professing to admire his actions already taken to make Sierra Leone a better place, so we are told. But, is this not the […]
What is it about this house?
I can think of no better tricameral organisation, both in what it stands for, and what they are expected to achieve in the lives of millions of people living not only in the British Isles, but across the Globe, than the General Synod of the Anglican church. As the description suggests, it comprises three distinct […]
Oh God, what do we do now?
‘How long have we been in love?’ Bigman Yank asked as he walked hand in hand with little Britannia. Most would have expected her to blush, but apart from a slight tightening of her grip on his fingers, she showed little reaction in her countenance. ‘If you can call it that, I suppose ever since […]
Under the AGI shadow
Vox populi in pace! Our General Elections held on 17th November 2012 were, once again, to the credit of our people in Sierra Leone. President Koroma was re-elected to serve as President until 2017, and promptly adopted a new “Agenda for Prosperity” slogan, which is yet to be clearly defined. After a prolonged period of […]
It’s not fair to assume bus driver is at fault
Re: ‘Bus Driver Killed My Little Girl’, 7DAYS cover on Thursday. As a driver of many years, I am fully aware that I carry full responsibility, under the law, for the way I drive my vehicle within those limits. However, every reasonable driver must depend on all other users of the road behaving in a responsible […]
