Makeni Two Years On: Impunity is Still Winning
Two years ago, a confrontation between protesting youth and security forces turned bloody in the northern city of Makeni. Six people were killed and several wounded... Read more.
The Public Elections Bill: why everyone smells a rat
We have to talk about the Public Elections Bill. Being a very important piece of legislation with serious implications, as well as a crucial exercise in law-making,... Read more.
A strong-handed state and its hungry people
There is no iffing and yes-butting about this. The right to protest is a fundamental pillar of democracy and a state that prevents people from peacefully gathering... Read more.
Dis Fuel Wahala: What can the government do?
The rapid fuel increase in the country has got everyone talking, crying and feeling the sharp pinch. Fuel is fuel—it is a ‘bread and butter’ commodity. When... Read more.