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The Plight of Girls in Sierra Leone: A Call for Justice and Accountability for Abused Young Girls in Lower Bambara, Kenema

Posted on August 21, 2024

By Dr. Fatima Babih In a shocking display of cruelty and disregard for human rights, a recent video from Lower Bambara Chiefdom in Sierra Leone has exposed the horrific treatment of young girls. This incident is not just an isolated … Continue reading →

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Behind the Lies and Facade of Prestige: Julius Maada Bio’s UNSC Presidency is Not an Achievement

Posted on August 6, 2024

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In a recent announcement, the Sierra Leonean government lauded the illegitimate president Julius Maada Bio’s impending presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for August 2024 as an outstanding and rare achievement. But this position should not be misconstrued … Continue reading →

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Fatima Maada Bio Self-Exposed Mic Grabber: Silencing SLPP Women

Posted on July 10, 2024

By Dr. Fatima Babih A few days ago, the North American Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) Women’s Wing branch, also known as the Women’s Council, held a conference in Dallas, Texas, USA. As those familiar with my book would know … Continue reading →

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Democracy in the Belly of the Beast as Sierra Leoneans Struggle for Justice

Posted on June 25, 2024

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By Dr. Fatima Babih Today marks the first anniversary of a day that signifies a grim reality for the people of Sierra Leone. On this day in 2023, despite facing harsh conditions such as rain, heat, hunger, illness, and intimidation … Continue reading →

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When “Shame” is Weaponized: Don’t Let it Push You to Succumb to Tyranny

Posted on June 20, 2024

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In the myriads of human interactions, few things cut as profoundly as “shame” in African society. It’s a tool a righteous person can wield for justice, or an evil person can manipulate for cruelty. I have seen firsthand how Fatima … Continue reading →

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Veil of Fatima Jabbie Bio’s Intimidation: The Escalation of Sierra Leone’s First Lady’s Harassment Tactics

Posted on June 17, 2024

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By Dr. Fatima Babih In my book, The UNBECOMING Mrs. Maada Bio of Sierra Leone: A Case of First Lady Syndrome, I chronicle the corrupt practices of Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Mrs. Fatima Jabbie Bio, and she continues to prove … Continue reading →

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Silent Injustice: Sierra Leone Judiciary Continues to Fail Rape Survivors with Impunity

Posted on June 7, 2024

By Dr. Fatimawahab Babih For most Sierra Leoneans, “judiciary” is just a word, and “high court” is just a building because this institution and its judges are not serving to work for the people or justice in that country. Once … Continue reading →

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As Citizens Languish in Abject Poverty in Sierra Leone Their President Flaunts Extravagance

Posted on April 2, 2024

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By Dr. Fatima Babih Over the Easter weekend, Julius Bio and members of his cabal visited Bo City, one of his strongholds in the country. Bo is as dark as the rest of the country, with no access to electricity. … Continue reading →

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The Grooming of Sierra Leone’s Next Despot: Dr. David Moinina Sengeh and the Rise to Power in Sierra Leone

Posted on February 9, 2024

An Opinion By Dr. Fatima Babih This candid opinion spotlights the growing influence of Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, former Minister of Basic and Secondary Education turned Chief Minister of Sierra Leone. With a discerning eye, Sierra Leoneans are urged to … Continue reading →

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CORRUPTION PANDEMIC IN SIERRA LEONE: THE CASE OF MRS. ABIBATU PARANA TARAWALLY

Posted on January 24, 2024

By Dr. Fatima Babih In Sierra Leone, corruption has manifested itself as a pandemic that is literally killing not only the economy but the people of Sierra Leone! Corruption has always been an incurable disease carried by politicians and their … Continue reading →

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