The News Review:

- Sierra Leone: SLPP Indicts Police Boss
- Sierra Leone: Kenema Records Low Crime Rate
- Sierra Leone: f NRA and SLBS – a Case of False Accusation
- Sierra Leone: SLPP Chair Says Yenga Not a Security Threat
- Sierra Leone: Serial Killings of Women in Kono

Sierra Leone: SLPP Indicts Police Boss
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Dr Kadie Sesay said the development was aimed at undermining the joint communiqué signed by the two political parties to maintain peace and stability in the country. But the police boss said the communiqué did not in anyway prejudiced police investigations and that police did not have substantive evidence on the issue of rape. GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );”We do not find any evidence to show the issue of rape. The report we have come out with is a summary of our investigations.

Sierra Leone: Kenema Records Low Crime Rate
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GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );Samuel Sani Sesay said for the past months no serious matter of security threat has been reported in the region. He said most of the cases reported were minor ones mostly involving domestic matters like assault. He said one of the procedures to ensure that they fight crime in the region was to be proactive. “We don’t sit and wait for crimes to be committed because of the proactive measure we embark on.
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Sierra Leone: f NRA and SLBS – a Case of False Accusation
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When this is the case African leaders have no alternatives but to succumb to the dictates of the developed nations GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );To make things worse they will tell you about conditionality and benchmarks that a nation should meet in other to qualify for aid or whatever support and this is as a result of the view that most countries in the developing world could not get what it takes to completely and independently run their affairs. In this vain some countries have been trying to ensure that they generate revenue from within so as to complement what they get from the international community. Sierra Leone no exceptionSierra Leone is no excerption to this scenario. As a nation trying to reach the apex of development we are all aware of the fact that a good percentage of our budgetary support for national development comes from the donor community.

Sierra Leone: SLPP Chair Says Yenga Not a Security Threat
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The military have controlled the border town since the war in the country. GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );Tom Nyuma said the soldiers were living peacefully in the community with no threat intended to destroy the peace in this country. He said the Guineans occupied the territory during the war for possibly a security reason that does not intend to create any discomfort to the state. Nyuma said the past government tried very hard to ensure that the foreign troops move from the said location but to no avail.

Sierra Leone: Serial Killings of Women in Kono
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GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );Four women have so far been confirmed killed all of them by their boyfriends either out of jealousy or hatred. According to the crime officer of Tankoro police station inspector John Kelemasa Sesay there have been incidents of serial killings of women in the district. He said the recent one occurred at Gbensedu village Fiama chiefdom where one Sarah Mansaray a suckling mother was stabbed on her neck by an unknown person. Sesay explained that Sarah was living with her husband one Mohamed Mansaray but because she was a suckling mother her husband decided to prepare another room for her in the same compound.