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  • February 10
  • Concord Africa: World Bank Impressed With African Govts

    The World Bank president has voiced his satisfaction at the actions taken by African governments to deal with the global economic crisis.

  • February 8
  • Concord Sierra Leone: World Bank Impressed With African Govts

    The World Bank president has voiced his satisfaction at the actions taken by African governments to deal with the global economic crisis.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Koindu Border Post Opens Today

    Assistant public affairs and tax education officer of the National Revenue Authority, NRA has revealed that the Koindu border customs post in the east of the country would be officially commissioned today.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Le2m Bail for Tenant

    Magistrate Bankole Shyllon of Court No. 3 yesterday granted a bail of Le2 million and a surety in like some to a tenant, James Sannoh of 1A Main Road, Congo Town.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Nation Should Not Abandon Special Court Detainees [opinion]

    Whether they are former rebels of the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) and the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC), or people's heroes of the Sierra Leone Civil Defence Forces (CDF), the eight men serving prison sentences in the Republic of Rwanda for war crimes and crimes against humanity are citizens of the Republic of Sierra Leone who were sent to Rwanda on Sierra Leone passports.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Viareggio Cup - Napoli Defeat FC Kallon

    Napoli bended effortlessly Kallon FC 3-2 in their opening match of the Viareggio Cup in Italy.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Faulting Referees Incur Officials' Wrath

    Officials of Premier League clubs are urging the Sierra Leone Premier League Board and the referees committee to start punishing referees for making "silly mistakes" when officiating league matches.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: UN Awards for Investigative Journalists

    The United Nations population fund (UNFPA) is set to award the best investigative journalists for the year 2009 as part of the organisation's commitment to empower and improve journalism in Sierra Leone.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Kenema Youths Promised More Jobs

    Owner of the logging company, Forestry Industry now Gava based in the eastern district town of Kenema has emphasized the need to provide more job opportunities for youths in the district and the country as a whole.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: 29 Receive Sos Awards

    Twenty-nine co-workers and members within the Lumley and Goderich communities were recipients of this year's SOS Children's Village Trust Sierra Leone awards for service and support to the village.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Five Fishing Boats Impounded

    To enforce the ban on bad fishing practices and the use of illegal nets by local artisanal fishermen, the Maritime wing of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) has arrested five fishing boats along the Kent and Fogbo communities respectively.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: 39,000 Screened for Eye Infection

    Manager of the national eye care programme in Sierra Leone has disclosed that a total number of 39,124 patients had been screened and being treated for eye problem.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Marampa Targets 8 Million Tons a Year

    Aim-listed London Mining plans to start work on potentially expanding the output at its Marampa iron-ore project, in Sierra Leone, to between five and eight million tons a year.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Top Names Linked to Leone Stars Job

    As the Sierra Leone Football Association, (SLFA) seeks replacement for the late national home-based coach Daniel Koroma aka Diamond Toes, several names have been linked to the top job.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Kansas City Wizards Re-Sign Kei Kamara

    Kansas City Wizards yesterday announced the signing of striker Kei Kamara to a multi-year deal with the US Major League Soccer outfit.

  • Concord Africa: Africa Will Rise Up to Its Full Potentials [document]

    Chairman of the African Union,

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Nation Commended On Guinea Crisis

    The International Contact Group (ICG) on Guinea over the weekend ended a meeting at the African Union Commission headquarters in Addis Ababa, a release sent to the Sierra Leone embassy in Saudi Arabia states.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Humanist Watch Ends Stakeholders Meet On Gender Acts

    Humanist Watch Salone, a local non-governmental organization operating in the Kenema district, has concluded a two-day stakeholders meeting aimed at educating participants on the three Gender Acts enacted by the state parliament in 2002.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: Le2 Million Bail for Tenant

    Magistrate Bankole Shyllon of Court No. 3 yesterday granted a bail of Le2 million and a surety in like some to a tenant, James Sannoh of 1A Main Road, Congo Town.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: The Death Penalty - Where Christian Abolitionists Have Got It All Wrong [column]

    I have been first inspired to write on this topic for three reasons: Firstly, I have realized that most Christians do not understand the Bible. Secondly I have been disturbed by abolitionists who vaguely use the Bible as their main defense tool in their campaign against capital punishment even though it is endorsed by both the Old and New Testaments, and thirdly, I want to illustrate whether the ...

  • Concord Sierra Leone: ACC Mourns Corruption in Schools

    Deputy head of the Anti-Corruption Commission, ACC has voiced out his commission's frustration at the number of alleged corrupt practices reported in some schools across the country.

  • Concord Sierra Leone: NAS Appreciates Media Role in Aids Prevention Campaign

    While briefing the press on the outcome of the World Aids Day campaign 2009 which has the theme "Help Protect Your Baby, Get Tested For HIV", the Director of the National Aids Secretariat (NAS) Dr. Brima Kargbo Friday January 29 thanked the media for the pivotal role played in ensuring the success of NAS.

  • Public Agenda Ghana: Overcoming Poverty Can Consolidate Peace in Sierra Leone - WB

    Overcoming poverty in Sierra Leone will be important for consolidating its peace because conflict had inflicted a heavy toll on infrastructure, basic services and traditional job-generating sectors like agriculture and fisheries, said World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick.

  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Taylor Says Conspiracy Brought Him to Court

    As the cross-examination of Charles Taylor drew to a close after almost two months, the former Liberian president repeated his claim that a conspiracy by western powers to oust him from Liberia is what landed him in the Special Court for Sierra Leone today.

  • February 5
  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Prosecutors Say Taylor Executed Politicians

    Charles Taylor executed Liberian politicians whom he perceived as threats to his political ambitions, killed rebels who failed to carry out his orders, and persecuted human rights activists who opposed his policies, prosecutors alleged today at the Special Court for Sierra Leone.  Mr. Taylor denied the allegations.

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