As we celebrate International Labour Day, it is an opportunity to remind the Government of Sierra Leone of its sacred duty to protect our most vulnerable workers against predatory employers as well as ensure their safety and dignity.

Today, we celebrate journalists everywhere, but more especially in Sierra Leone. Amidst so many challenges, they continue to safeguard our democracy. We call on Government to repeal the draconian Public Order Act!

The system of land registration in the western area is broken. It grossly disadvantages the poor and engenders corruption. We the people demand immediate implementation of the recommendations contained in the National Land Policy of 2015.

With a few exceptions, the smartest people I know are not in politics. I see the dumbest people in the highest corridors of power. Maybe it is high time smart people began to be as confident and decisive as the dumb people.

Worried about the moral decay in my country. No commitment to integrity and service. We readily lie, cheat and engage in corruption at every given opportunity. The problem permeates every fabric of society- from the cleaner to CEO. What is wrong with us?

Sierra Leonean women are unequal to their male counterparts pursuant to Sec 27 (4) of our constitution. This unfair provision allows discrimination against women in respect of marriage, divorce and inheritance. It is time for parliament to repeal and replace it.

Profoundly disturbed by the unfolding postelection violence in Sierra Leone. A shame on our collective conscience. Time to act

I have finally diagnosed the ailment of the Sierra Leone Judiciary- its blindfold which was supposed to shield it from any influence was stolen long ago! We cannot therefore expect it to dispense justice without fear or favor. It can only favor the strong against the weak.