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ECOWAS, Spain Sign Document on Management of 20 Million Euro Fund on Migration
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 4, 2008, 17:53

ECOWAS and the Government of Spain have signed a technical document for the administration and management of the 10 million euros ECOWAS-Spain Fund on Migration and Development.Spain granted the amount to ECOWAS in support of immigration and development, small arms control as well as energy development and access. The contribution makes Spain the single largest donor to the regional organization. 





President Warns Violence Will not be Tolerated During Sierra Leone Vote
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 4, 2008, 17:41




Bo District Development Association UK Chapter Donates To Bo Council
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 2, 2008, 20:18

The newly transformed Bo District Development Association – UK Branch has donated a long standing pledge of US1000 dollar to the Bo City Council.Speaking to this Press, Samuel Haffner, and Chairman BODDA – said the pledge was made six months ago by then the association was known as Bo District Descendant Association.According to him, the change of name was effected for the fact that most legitimate members of the association are not descendants of Bo 





Celtel Steps Up Youth Employment In Sierra Leone
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 2, 2008, 18:44

Celtel's Newly Commissioned 20 Motorcycles to Account Developers –Sales Agents in Bo and Kenema
Celtel has recently commissioned 20 Motorcycles to Account Developers –Sales Agents in Bo and Kenema.
This latest promotion has been widely welcome by your numerous customers and the general public.
It has been observed that the issue of unemployment is placed high on the agenda of government





ADDO Steps to Cure Sierra Leoneans With HIV/AIDS
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 2, 2008, 18:37

In the fight against HIV/AIDS pandemic, many experts and institutions believe that preventing it causes is better than cure.In support of this phenomenon, the Archdiocesan Development Office, ADDO – Caritas, Freetown – Bo in collaboration with Caritas Germany – Sierra Leone Office has intensified their mitigation drive on HIV/AIDS in the southern region.





New System To Control Migration To The United Kingdom
NEWS
Posted by on Jul 2, 2008, 03:50

From 30 June all highly skilled workers, entrepreneurs and investors wanting to come to the UK will be able to apply for their UK visa under a new Australian style points based system.Under the new system, applicants will need to amass points to satisfy the visa service that they can make a positive





“Honest NASSIT Press Release” But Mr Edmond Koroma is That All
NEWS > Commentaries
Posted by on Jun 27, 2008, 13:12

The recent press release issued out by NASSIT in reaction to Standard Times numerous publications about the shady deal of the former United States Embassy building on Walpole Street in Freetown is an attempt by the establishment to put what they would refer to as the “record straight”. Unfortunately, the attempt exposed them further, as the necessary information required by the public was deliberately ignored. What is interesting is that Mr. Edmond Koroma, the 21st Century dictator of NASSIT failed to give the proper tutoring to the writer of the release.





The New Anti Corruption Commission Bill 2008 Versus 1991 Constitution
NEWS > Commentaries
Posted by on Jun 27, 2008, 13:08
The new bill has as its flagship the issue of declaration of assets as provided for in sections 120 to 123 of the Bill.  This, it is argued is in line with president Koroma’s vision that all public officers including himself must declare their assets.  Section 123 in particular creates offences in relation to failing to declare or knowingly making a false declaration, or fails to give information or an explanation when required by the Commission



Strategies For Financing Elections in West Africa To be Agreed at Regional Workshop in Cotonou
NEWS
Posted by on Jun 27, 2008, 09:51
ECOWAS and the Open Society for West Africa (OSIWA) are jointly organizing a stakeholder workshop in Cotonou to agree on a mechanism for improving election financing in West Africa through increased collaboration between national electoral commissions of Member States and their ministries of finance



Biggest Shake Up To UK Immigration System in 40 Years
NEWS
Posted by on Jun 27, 2008, 09:47

The UK government announced on 16 June the introduction of a new system for assessing highly skilled migrants wanting to come to the UK to work. Tier 1 of the new Australian style points based system (PBS) will come into effect on 30 June.The points system means only those migrants Britain needs can come 





Foreign Minister Zainab Bangura Reacts To Xenophobia in Sierra Leone
NEWS
Posted by This Day (Nigeria) on Jun 26, 2008, 13:04

Recent media reports about the surge of xenophobia in Sierra Leone may have been misinterpreted and exaggerated.In a strong denial at a forum in Abuja yesterday, the country's Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Hon. Zainab Hawa Bangura, stated that deliberate attacks on non-citizens in Sierra Leone was unthinkable





Testimony Ends in RUF Trial; Last Witness Testifies in Freetown
NEWS
Posted by on Jun 26, 2008, 12:51
The Defence concluded their case late Tuesday in the trial of three former leaders of Sierra Leone’s Revolutionary United Front (RUF). An Expert Witness, called jointly by counsel for First Accused Issa Sesay and Third Accused Augustine Gbao, was the last witness to testify in the RUF trial and also before the Court in Freetown, as the Special Court for Sierra Leone takes a significant step forward in completing its mandate.



Power Corrupts and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely....The New Anti Corruption Bill
NEWS > Commentaries
Posted by on Jun 25, 2008, 01:56
George Orwell’s Animal Farm is a typical case of a political satire which is applicable at all times. A thorough reading of this text gives an insight of Man’s behavioural pattern when political or any type of power is bestowed on him. He can use it to make and unmake himself but to a larger extent, man in most time uses power to destroy his fellow man. Animal Farm is a classic exposé of man’s inhumanity,



ECOWAS Regional Leaders Say Intergration Should Focus on Development
NEWS
Posted by on Jun 25, 2008, 01:46

The thirty-fourth Ordinary Session of the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government which held in Abuja on 23rd June 2008 has directed the ECOWAS Commission to concentrate on the development of regional infrastructure, particularly the development of energy and provision of  intra-Community rail, air and road links  as the catalysts for regional integration.





Is National Insurance Company Yaskey's Fiefdom?
NEWS > Commentaries
Posted by on Jun 24, 2008, 17:12

Normally repetitions are done for the purpose of emphasis and to send correct messages to the recipients. This happens in the case of positive repetition either in a learning atmosphere or in a different setting. It becomes contrary based on the principles of learning when negative repetitions are done. This is because negativity is not an achiever of positive results, but a destroyer of good things. 






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