17 min ago | AllAfrica.com
West Africa: Mano River Union Vows to Sustain Peace
The original Mano River Union members, comprising Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone have vowed to promote Peace and Security within their region. via AllAfrica.com
Wednesday | NewsBlaze
Political Parties in Sierra Leone 'committed' to Peaceful Council Elections
Political parties in Sierra Leone have underscored their commitment to holding peaceful local council elections in July at an inter-party dialogue meeting hosted by the United Nations. via NewsBlaze
Wednesday May 14 | R O O T S..
Moses Blah Testifies Against Chucky Taylor - Hmmmm ?
“I'm not going to crucify him - he's my former boss”
Moses Blah was Liberian president briefly in 2003 The war crimes trial of Liberia's ex-President Charles Taylor is hearing evidence from his former deputy. via R O O T S..
Wednesday May 14 | Deseret News
Battle against corruption brought couple together
“People thought he would be locked up. It was risky for his life and his family, to come out and slam (the government).”
In 2003 a hip-hop artist in Sierra Leone recorded an upbeat dance groove with some unlikely lyrics. via Deseret News
Monday May 12 | The Epoch Times
African Leaders Congratulate Govt on Apology
“They all knew about Kevin Rudd and the new Government, they all knew about the apology that he gave in the national parliament, and as I said to him today, that sent a very good message to Africa”
Prominent Australian Aborigine Lowitja O'Donoghue and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd talk after Rudd delivered an official apology at the parliament in Canberra on February 13, 2008 to the country's indigenous ... via The Epoch Times
Sunday May 11 | The Tidings
Lay Mission-Helpers, Mission Doctors accepting applications for 2009
The Lay Mission-Helpers Association and Mission Doctors Association are currently accepting applications for the 2009 formation program for lay men, lay women, couples, and families called to share their skills ... via The Tidings
Friday May 9 | RIA Novosti
Two poaching vessels detained in Russia's Far East
Two foreign vessels carrying a total of six metric tons of fish and 13 metric tons of crabs have been detained in Russia's Far East on charges of poaching, a local coastal guard spokesman said on Sunday. via RIA Novosti
Wednesday May 7 | United Nations Radio
Sierra Leone taking steps to promote transparency and accountability
The new Sierra Leone Government has taken major steps to implement its reform agenda, as well as policies that promote transparency and accountability. via United Nations Radio
Tuesday May 6 | The Herald
Taylor accused of stashing billions in US accounts
“We have evidence of two accounts that were maintained in his name in the United States during his presidency”
BBC. LONDON. LIBERIA'S ex-President Charles Taylor had transactions of about US$5 billion in two US bank accounts during his presidency, his prosecutor has said. via The Herald
Tuesday May 6 | Stabroek News
We have a natural right to make use of our pens as of our tongue, at our peril, risk and hazard. via Stabroek News







