By Umaru Fofana
No justice for university students in Sierra Leone
By Umaru Fofana
Does anyone care about what students in this country, especially at Fourah Bay College, suffer in their day-to-day life on campus? I ask not because I elicit an answer from you. I know the answer. It is a big NO! And these students go through quite a lot.
Piercing the eye of our EITI
By Umaru Fofana
All across the country you find them: bauxite, diamonds, gold, iron ore, Rutile. Throughout the motherland you see them: poverty, deprivation, depravity, abandonment, neglect. The more these resources are, it seems, the less the people get to know about them let alone have anything to show for them. Our mineral resources. Transparency suffocated. Secrecy enhanced. Mining contracts shady. Best practice shoddy.
If Koroma had lost in 2007
By Umaru Fofana
How many of you, may be us, still remember the date on which the first round of the 2007 elections happened? Please be honest and do not read this piece any further until you have quizzed yourself and have come up with an answer, however wrong.
