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Our Rights Must Not Depend on Who Is in Power: A Call to Sierra Leoneans at Home and Abroad

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Fatima Babih, EdD On 8 October 2026, lawyer Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara (JFK) was ordered into custody by Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Komba Kamanda, for contempt of court. It happened while he was representing the opposition in constitutional proceedings … Continue reading →

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PART VI FINAL: WHO APPOINTED FATIMA BIO? THE VENICE DOCUMENTS SHOW A GOVERNMENT MINISTER ACTING UNDER FIRST LADY’S “INSTRUCTION”

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by Fatima Babih, EdD La Biennale’s response to my request provided records that settle who signed Sierra Leone’s application. They also expose the question this series began with: where did the Commissioner’s authority come from, and did it come from … Continue reading →

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PART V: SIERRA LEONE GOVERNMENT MISSING IN ACTION AT THE NATION’S PAVILION IN VENICE

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by Fatima Babih, EdD An Italian network, an unexplained financial trail and a national pavilion that carries the name of the Republic but not its visible government authority. A country does not enter the Venice Biennale by accident. It enters … Continue reading →

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The Human Cost of Koidu Limited Closure in Kono: The People Speak Out

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By Fatima Babih, EdD First Lady Fatima Bio moved on and even built ten mansions in her adopted country, The Gambia. The politicians also moved on, some to different ministries. The headlines faded. But in Kono District, especially Koidu Town, … Continue reading →

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PART IV: Kevin Nyerere, The Business Connections and The Foreign Network Around Sierra Leone’s La Biennale Pavilion in Venice

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by Fatima Babih, EdD The Tony Morgan trail to Nyerere, including their earlier business relationship, Nyerere’s Tanzanian identity, his business interests, his designation as Morgan’s business associate in earlier material, and the unexplained pathway by which he became Honorary President … Continue reading →

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PART III: State House, Private Businesses and The Foreigners Behind Sierra Leone’s La Biennale Pavilion in Venice

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by Fatima Babih, EdD From British State House official Tony Morgan and Tanzanian Honorary President Kevin Nyerere to the Italian curators and organizers: Who was actually behind Sierra Leone’s historic National Pavilion? By the end of Part II, my investigation … Continue reading →

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From UK Nollywood Struggle to Sierra Leone’s Presidency: The Fatima Jabbe Bio/Tony Morgan Squad

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by Fatima Babih, EdD PART II At the end of Part I, I revealed something that fundamentally changed the direction of this investigation. Venice was not the first time First Lady Fatima Bio had taken charge of Sierra Leone’s representation … Continue reading →

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Sierra Leone’s Historic First Pavilion at the Venice Biennale: Who Appointed First Lady Fatima Bio As Commissioner?

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by Fatima Babih, EdD The people, power, and unanswered questions behind Sierra Leone’s historic debut in Venice Part I: A Pattern Hiding in Plain Sight Sierra Leone made history this year. But we did not hear about it from our … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio’s Dangerous Irony: The “Champion of Girls’ Education” Forces Schoolgirls to Skip School for Her False Hero’s Homecoming

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by Fatima Babih, EdD When the performance of advocacy causes more harm than the problem it claims to fight. If there were any remaining doubt about whether Fatima Jabbie Bio’s advocacy for girls is genuine or theatrical, her return to … Continue reading →

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Stolen Moment, Manufactured Achievement: The Truth Behind Fatima Bio’s UN Resolution Presentation

by Fatima Babih, EdD When political ambition hijacks a humanitarian cause, the real victims pay the price. In the past few days, Sierra Leone’s First Lady Fatima Jabbie Bio and her supporters have not only flooded social media with congratulatory … Continue reading →