Shaka news agency

Our focus today is on Parliament, as our elected representatives are set to make a decision that could have significant implications for Sierra Leone. We are watching closely and hoping that whatever decision is made will put the interests of the people and the future of our country first.

It has been said from a reliable source that The US Treasury has removed Iran-related sanctions,

When those entrusted with upholding justice are the very ones seeking justice for themselves while being accused of committing injustices, it raises serious questions about the integrity of the system.

Yesterday’s cancellation of the Bar Association’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) has once again brought these concerns into the spotlight.

For a long time, I have criticized the Bar Association and the broader justice system. In my view, the Bar Association has too often been perceived as an institution marked by political divisions, bias, selective treatment, and a lack of consistency in defending the principles of justice and fairness. These perceptions, whether accepted or challenged, deserve serious reflection because public confidence in the legal profession depends on transparency, accountability, and impartiality.

A justice system cannot command the respect of the people if its own institutions are viewed as divided or unfair. The rule of law must apply equally to everyone, and those who defend justice must also demonstrate it in their own conduct. Justice should never be selective it must be impartial, independent, and rooted in integrity

There are strong indications that fuel and oil prices could increase in the coming days or weeks if appropriate measures are not taken. It is important for the relevant authorities to act promptly to help prevent further price hikes and reduce the impact on citizens and businesses
Shaka news agency

Constitutional reform in Sierra Leone must, above all, serve the interests of the people—not the interests of politicians or their political parties.

The Constitution is the supreme law of the land. It should protect the rights of every citizen, strengthen democracy, promote accountability, and ensure justice for all. Any amendment must reflect the will and aspirations of the people, not partisan political agendas or short-term political advantage.

Members of Parliament have a duty to put Sierra Leone first. History will judge whether these reforms were made for the benefit of the nation or for the benefit of a few
Shaka news agency

Yesterday’s events in our House of Parliament were disappointing, but I hope that same level of energy and passion will continue to be directed toward the issues that truly affect ordinary Sierra Leoneans.

Whether it’s the APC or the SLPP, it often appears that many of our politicians are more focused on defending their own interests than serving the people who elected them.

When was the last time we saw Parliament hold a serious debate on the rising cost of living? Where are the urgent discussions about the ever-increasing prices of vehicles and driver’s licences, the rising cost of fuel, skyrocketing food prices, or the high cost of obtaining a national passport—a basic document that should be affordable and accessible to every citizen?

These are the issues that directly impact the daily lives of Sierra Leoneans. The people deserve leaders who prioritize their welfare over political disagreements and personal interests

SPAIN we are focus and determine for a win no destruction

Lindsey Graham, a United States senator widely regarded as one of America’s most hawkish foreign policy figures, has passed away following a brief illness at the age of 71.

Throughout his political career, Graham was a strong supporter of military intervention. He drew widespread criticism for remarks urging Israel to wage war against Gaza in terms that some compared to the U.S. bombing campaign against Japan during World War II. Many critics argued that his positions contributed to policies that brought immense suffering to Palestinian civilians, including families and children.

He was also among the most vocal advocates of continued U.S. military support for Ukraine and consistently called for a tough stance against Russia, arguing that the United States should do more to confront and weaken Moscow.

His legacy will remain deeply divisive. Supporters viewed him as a steadfast defender of American allies and national security, while critics saw him as a leading advocate of interventionist policies that fueled conflict and humanitarian suffering around the world.