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Fourah Bay College Celebrates New PhD in Statistics
Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone, is proud to announce that Lecturer Mohamed Sellu from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics has successfully defended his doctoral thesis and has been awarded a Doctor of…
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LGBTQ+ RIGHTS REMAIN UNPROTECTED IN SIERRA LEONE
Sierra Leone remains one of the West African countries where the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals are neither recognized nor protected. Those who identify as members of the LGBTQ+ community face severe persecution—often with little to…
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Civil Aviation Inspires the Next Generation of Aviation Professionals
By Abu Kondogbala The Sierra Leone Civil Aviation Authority (SLCAA) has inspired the Next Generation of Aviation Professionals (NGAP) after leading young children on a conducted tour to the Lungi International Airport facilities. This was…
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Mayor Addresses Mandingo Women in Maryland
By Amadu Daramy in Maryland, USA​The first Caribbean American and also first female Mayor of New Carrolton, the Prince George’s County, Maryland, has described the Mandingo women as resilient.Mayor Phelecia E. Nembhard made the statement…
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Works Minister Defies State House Directives
The Minister of Works and Public Assets, Dr Denis M. Sandy was alleged to have defied State House directive issued on Monday 22nd September, 2025, ordering that all concern staff staff remain in their respective…
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Kambia Police Probe alleged Murder of Agriculture Officer
Police in Kambia are investigating the alleged murder in Kambia of Brima Kargbo, SMS Crop Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture Kambia District by one Mohamed Fofonah, a volunteer in the Agriculture Sector in Kambia…
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Orange Sierra Leone Embroiled in Internal Fraud
The Sales Operation of the Orange mobile network in Sierra Leone has been embroiled in what is described as internal fraud causing customers a whole lot of embarrassment. If the network is not paying a…
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Sierra Leone Makes Great Strides Towards Women Empowerment
Sierra Leone is making a great contribution in the global conversation about women’s empowerment. A recent moment of pride for the nation came when fifteen women spanning a range of ages and backgrounds traveled to…
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Report connects CIO Alusine Kanneh with Drug fugitive
The report by the Africa Confidential has linked Sierra Leone’s Chief Immigration Officer, Hon.Alusine Kanneh with close ties with Belle Jos who is wanted wanted in the Netherlands for drug trafficking office and other related…
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Qatar Civil Aviation Authority to Provide Technical Assistance to SLCAA
As part of moves to get Sierra Leone from the EU blacklist ,the tireless Director General of the Sierra Leone Civil Aviation Authority, on Monday, 28th October 2024, formally opened a training session where she…
PUBLISHER’S PROFILE
ABU KALOKOH
Abu Kalokoh is a Journalist and political commentator for over a decade.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Mass Communications from the University of Sierra Leone, Fourah Bay College.
He has written several articles on political, the economy .rural life and many more
Abu Kalokoh ìs a member of the country’s umbrella journalists association, the Sierra Leone association of journalists
Currently he publishes the Success newspaper, an independent news medium to that carries a wide range of article and also one of the country’s dailies with a wide readership across the country
He has a liking for hard news and those having to do with the welfare of the rural poor
EDITOR’S PROFILE
ALIE ABDIS TURAY
Alie Abdis Turay is a Journalist who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications from the University of Sierra Leone Fourah Bay College. He is currently studying Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the same university.
He is the Editor of Success Newspaper, an independent news medium that carries a wide range of readership nationally.
Mr. Turay possess skills of graphics layouting and therefore, he designs many newspapers including Success Newspaper.
Alie Abdis Turay has written so many articles on political, the economic, and social issues.
