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Was Fourah Bay College Founded in 1827? Mohamed Gibril Sesay The approaching bicentenary of Fourah Bay College (FBC), marked from the year 1827, invites celebration. Yet it also invites sociological and historical questioning. What exactly happened in 1827? Was Fourah Bay College “founded” in that year in the straightforward sense in which institutions are normally…

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Electrician Steals EDSA Cables

By: Alimatu Kargbo Thirty seven years old Mohamed Kamara, an electrician, has been sent to the male correctional facility in Freetown by Magistrate Mustapha Brima Jah of Pademba Road Court No1 on a count charge, to wit: Larceny contrary to section 2 of the larceny Act of 1916. According to the particulars of offence, on…

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Dr. Ibrahim Bangura Offers Blueprint For Inclusive & Stable Society

I am pleased to share Dr. Ibrahim Bangura’s insightful piece, “From the Streets to the World: Youth Resistance and the Reimagining of Global Futures in Madagascar.” This important study explores the socioeconomic drivers of youth resistance, the role of urban spaces and cultural expression in shaping political identity, and the broader implications of youth-led mobilisation…

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At NaTCA Consumer Parliament…

Orange SL Outlines Investment in Connectivity Orange Sierra Leone has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding digital connectivity, improving customer experience, and deepening investments in Sierra Leone’s telecommunications sector during the National Communications Authority (NaTCA) Consumer Parliament held in Kenema under the theme: “Connectivity for Accelerated Growth.” Representing Orange Sierra Leone at the high-level engagement, Alpha…

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The Myth Of Load-shedding…

Babadorie Residents Express Frustration Over Unequal Distribution Of Electricity By The Patriot Since Cyril Arnold Grant’s appointment as Minister of Energy, Freetown has slipped back into darkness, with prolonged power outages casting a shadow over daily life. Communities across the city continue to grapple with persistent blackouts, which have not only destroyed food items stored…

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