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Antiques Roadshow viewers horrified to learn mourning ring contains HUMAN hair Updated: 28 Feb 2021, 22:44 ANTIQUES Roadshow viewers were horrified to learn a mourning ring up for valuation actually contained HUMAN hair.  The owner of the unusual piece of jewellery said she didn’t feel right keeping it and wanted to reunite it with the family of the woman whose name was engraved on the ring. 3 The unusual ring was revealed to contain human hair Viewers watching at home were stunned to learn a ring created to commemorate a death contained the deceased’s own hair.  One joked: “EW! Human...

February 23, 2021 By Ibrahim Kabba Turay Petitioners in the March 31 presidential election-Dr. Sylvia Blyden, Dr Samura Kamara, and Minkailu Mansaray  have on Monday 22 nd February, 2021, closed their oral submission before the Supreme Court in Freetown.   Earlier in court, the first petitioner, Dr. Sylvia Blyden submitted that the election petition is an originating process to invoke the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone tied to Section 55 of the Public Elections Act of 2012. She said there are only two instances in the constitution that talk about petition: the re...

The iconic BBC show visited Windermere Jetty Museum on Sunday. TV: Wayne Colquhoun studying a Dr. No poster The museum proved to be a remarkable venue to welcome Fiona Bruce and her team of experts as they dived deep into a fascinating archive of prized possessions, collectables, and world-class heritage from a UNESCO World Heritage site and a place of outstanding natural beauty. In the first of two episodes filmed last year, viewers were taken on a journey through Windermere Jetty Museum to explore the rich history of the lake’s boating past and be introduced to some of the most ...

Residents in stand-off with Red Ants over land invasion near Lavender Hill By Shakirah Thebus Share Cape Town - The City’s eviction unit, the Red Ants, had people in Rondevlei informal settlement near Lavender Hill running for cover as they apparently fired flashbangs from a shotgun (similar to stun grenades) to try to evict them from vacant land in the area. Residents said they were still treating wounds from the first shots fired on January 16, with the most recent having occurred at the weekend. The private security company had been called in to rid the area of illegal land invaders o...

Enough said,if we Sierra Leoneans don’t put a stop to the politics of divisions,tribalism and nepostism, no one will do that for us, we have to reject it at the ballot box. The SLPP could have been better served by new a leadership, JOB’s time at the helm is over. Thanks mr editor for the history lesson. kamara says: MR Neville in a democracy , people are free to vote for whom they desire without intimidation. People vote for people with whom they have something in common, be it race ,tribe, religion and economic status.Sierra leone is no different from Guinea where the fulas voted for ...