By Mohamed Vandi
The Minister of State, East, on Tuesday warned heads of schools not to involve pupils into politics.
Speaking to principals of secondary schools at his office in Kenema, William Juana Smith said schools were not meant for political discussion and that such a practice would divert the attention of the learners.
The United States embassy in Freetown has donated 12 new motorcycles worth US$ 34,000 to the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces for use in the forces' HIV and AIDS prevention program. This brings to 16 the total number of bikes donated since the start of the program.
By Albert George Sheriff
A public outreach officer of the Anti Corruption Commission has said that the the commission was set for this year’s International Anti Corruption Day celebration in Sierra Leone on 9 December.
By Kevin Lamdo
Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) volunteers, Local Council authorities and persons living with disability on Wednesday 5 December converged at the British Council Hall to document and share success stories on providing services to disabled people in Kono, Bo and Western Rural Districts.
As the 2012 quinquennial elections draw to a close, Politico here gauges the view of the Chairperson of the National Commission for Democracy (NCD) on their assessment of the just-concluded multi-tier elections.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
