by Alhaji K Tarawally | Feb 12, 2026 | Author's Corner
BY: Dr. Alhaji .K. Tarawally Today marks a profound milestone in my journey—it is my birthday. As I reflect on the last four decades, I am filled with immense gratitude for the path I have walked, from the streets of Kono District to the tech hubs of California, and...
by Alhaji K Tarawally | Jan 30, 2026 | Uncategorized
By Samuel Wise Bangura The math of Sierra Leonean democracy is both startlingly simple and frustratingly ignored. According to the 2021 Mid-Term Population and Housing Census, women make up roughly 52.2% of the nation’s population. In a...
by Alhaji K Tarawally | Jan 30, 2026 | Politics & Policy
By Samuel Wise Bangura As Sierra Leone looks toward the 2028 elections, a troubling pattern is emerging within President Julius Maada Bio’s administration. Ministers and heads of critical parastatals are increasingly, whether openly or subtly, positioning...
by Alhaji K Tarawally | Jan 18, 2026 | LAKE Group/Creative
For 15 years, the LAKE Group of Companies has been the architect of Sierra Leone’s entertainment industry. Today, we are tearing down the walls and inviting you as a shareholder to build the future with us. Effective immediately, the LAKE Group is opening equity...
by Alhaji K Tarawally | Jan 9, 2026 | Politics & Policy
By Joseph Turay , (Former Managing Editor, Public Review newspaper), Europe. Across West Africa, parliaments have long been recognised as public institutions whose legitimacy depends on openness, scrutiny, and informed public debate. Journalists accredited to cover...
