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By Saio Marrah A few hours after we published a story about a new garbage dump on the road leading to Fourah Bay College, the authorities at the college have moved to clean up what was becoming an embarrassing development for the college community and their neighbors. Politico witnessed the cleaning exercise on Saturday morning to see college staff using their vehicles to
By Mustapha Sesay The deputy vice chancellor of Fourah Bay College, Prof. Sahr Philip Gbamanja, has said that they will ban all taxis not roadworthy, from plying the road to campus on Mount Aureol. A move that has been roundly condemned by taxi drivers. Prof Gbamanja made this statement while commissioning two new buses. “The college will only allow 15 taxis to take students
100 DAYS OF WAR IN SUDAN: WHY AFRICA? One hundred days ago the people of Sudan were approaching what looked like the end of another difficult chapter in the life of their country. The military administration was about to take a critical step towards a return to civilian rule after months of clashes between the security forces and pro-democracy protesters led by professional
By Julius Spencer In part 1 of this article, I drew attention to the fact that Sierra Leone has been following in the footsteps of Nigeria in many negative ways. I also pointed out how activities that were generally low on the scale of antisocial activities have been transformed into something more sinister both in Nigeria and Sierra Leone. Now, let’s continue. Gangs in Nigeria are currently way ahead of those in Sierra Leone, partly because Nigeria is a much larger country with a huge population, but also because they have been at it much longer. However, like I said in part 1 of this arti...