Local senior staff of the Sierra Rutile Mining Company said they have “temporarily” called off their almost two-week long hunger strike while the company looked into their grievances.
They hunger strike started on 3 October because of alleged ill-treatment from the company’s administrators.
By Abubakarr Bah
Eight registered political parties in Sierra Leone have expressed concerns over an injunction they say could likely prevent the beleaguered National Democratic Alliance (NDA) from taking part in the forthcoming presidential elections slated for 17 November.
By Septimus Senessie in Kono
The Kono District Chairlady of the governing All People's Congress party has expressed dissatisfaction over the method by which the party awarded symbols to people running for parliament in the district.
By Alpha Daramy Sesay
Civil Society Organisations in the country who converged to discuss the ‘Agenda For Prosperity’, yesterday in Freetown have called on the governing party to stop using the mantra as their political manifesto in the 17 November elections.
By Abubakarr Bah
Publicity chief of
the embattled National Democratic Alliance, NDA has described as
“threatening remarks”, insinuations and warnings by High Court
judge, Justice Abdulai Cham who is sitting on a petition case against
the party’s leadership.
By Albert George Sheriff
The UNDP Country
Director has called for a rapid and fundamental change and the need
to better integrate environmental concerns into development
activities.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
