Vol 53 No 23 |
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The youth of Freetown helped to swing victory for Ernest Bai Koroma in 2007 runs the conventional wisdom...
Vol 53 No 20 |
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President Ernest Bai Koroma has decided to keep his Vice-President Samuel Sam-Sumana on the governing All People’s Congress ticket in the 17 November general elections...
Vol 53 No 20 |
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A major electoral controversy came to an end in mid-September when President Ernest Bai Koroma reversed the decision of the National Electoral Commission Chairwoman Christiana Thorpe to raise massively the fees for candidates for office...
Vol 53 No 17 |
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The allegation increases the pressure on President Ernest Bai Koroma to find a new running mate for the November election because it comes hot on the heels of an accusation by another US business person about similar earlier business dealings...
Vol 53 No 16 |
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Heiligman also claimed however that he and a business partner David Kloeber provided a loan of US$34 000 to Sam-Sumana to help him and President Ernest Bai Koroma with their 2007 election and it has not been repaid...
Vol 53 No 16 |
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The country won a respite from the increasingly bitter pre-electoral campaigning among the major parties as all sides united in sympathy for President Ernest Bai Koroma after the death of his mother on 6 July...
On the other hand the Sierra Leonean President Ernest Bai Koroma receives his strategic advice pro bono...
Under pressure President Ernest Bai Koroma’s government eventually announced that US$4...
Vol 53 No 10 |
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When the Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) chose Julius Maada Bio to compete against President Ernest Bai Koroma last year the pro-government media reckoned the November 2012 polls were as good as over...
Vol 53 No 9 |
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Worries are growing that President Ernest Bai Koroma’s All People’s Congress (APC) is ramping up ethnic and political tensions in what promises to be a close contest with Julius Maada Bio of the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP)...