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By Kai Mansa-Musa FREETOWN – In an unexpected twist of jungle law meeting city life, the bustling Wilkinson Road-Aberdeen intersection turned into an impromptu primate parade yesterday, as two monkeys – perched comfortably on the shoulders of their handlers – seized the spotlight. Traffic came to a standstill, but not for the usual gridlock reasons. No,...
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By Sallieu S. Kanu On Thursday, October 24, 2024, the Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, commissioned the Kroo Bay Municipal Primary School, constructed with funding from Sustain for Life and with support from Freetown City Council. The Sierra Leone Autistic Society implemented the project. The school was built on a former community center site, where a...
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On Wednesday, 23 October 2024, Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr joined the Acting Principal, teachers, pupils, and alumni as the Keynote Speaker at the Sierra Leone Grammar School’s Career Day. In her address, she urged students to embrace hard work, perseverance, and integrity as the cornerstone of their career paths. She explained to the pupils that careers should...
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By Kai Mansa-Musa Freetown, Sierra Leone — In a thrilling plot twist that no one asked for, a motorcyclist managed to defy both gravity and common sense by colliding with a vehicle at the ever-popular Congo Cross intersection. The motorcyclist, who appeared to be deeply committed to the “helmets-are-just-for-show” movement, lost consciousness in the process —...
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Apia, Samoa, 24 October 2024 — President Dr. Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone emphasized the critical role of technology in fighting corruption during his participation in the 27th Commonwealth Business Forum. Speaking on a panel titled “Connecting the Commonwealth,” President Bio argued that technological advancements are essential to reducing corruption and improving governance. The forum,...
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