Sam Leslie Sesay, aka Csay, a Sierra Leonean Musician who had worked in Sierra Leone, Ghana, the United States of America, now owns Csay Music Global Management, a business which he currently heads in Australia. Sesay grew in a musical family. His mother teaches music, and his father, now deceased, was a gifted player of several musical instruments. In 2001 Csay lost his father and after that decided to...Read More
The Arab Republic of Egypt through the Sierra Leone Embassy has on Wednesday September 9, 2020, donated medical supplies to Sierra Leone which had originally been intended for use in fighting the Coronavirus pandemic in that country. The donated items include 1841 sterile gloves, 2590 isolation overall, 1042 face shield, 729 medical plastic glasses, 218 long neck medical plastic boots (Cosalic), 704 medical injection exhaust (Capacity six liters). The supplies...Read More
Council of Fullah Tribal Heads in Sierra Leone has paid a courtesy call on Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh to register their appreciation of his support to the Fullah community in the country. The delegation of about 16 elders comprising Alhaji Monorma Bah and other community leaders, businessmen, religious leaders, academics was led by the chairman of the Council, Alhaji Mohamed Sajor Jalloh, who also doubles as the Fullah...Read More
Sierra Leone Rugby Union over the weekend at the National Olympic Committee (NOC) Office Howe Street has disbursed COVID-19 fund to Clubs and Regional Bodies. The Union also dissolved Board, and in two weeks’ time will also dissolve its executive committee and as a way aligning itself with the governance structure recognized by International Rugby Union. According to the president of the Union, Mr. Jeremiah M. Pratt the funds disbursed...Read More
Honorable Segepoh Solomon Thomas, the deputy Speaker of Parliament and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has told Mayors, Chairmen and core staff of Councils in the Southern Region that they must present themselves to Parliament whenever they are summoned to do so, except they “are sick, hospitalized or to attend a cabinet-subcommittee”. His comment came following public hearings on outstanding issues in the Auditor General’s Report of 2018....Read More
