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In today’s edition of the program Gud Mornin Salone, 1. The Main opposition Sierra Leone People’s Party national publicity Secretary Lahai Lawrence Leema passed the night at the criminal investigation department. 2. Minister of Internal Affairs discusses plans ...

In today’s edition of the programme “Election Tem” we will be discussing The role of civil society organizations in electioneering process.

In today’s edition of the program “Gud Mornin Salone” 1. The President of the Sierra Leone Dental and Medical Association Dr Sorie Conteh, has called on the government to recruit more quality Doctors into the government pay role. 2. Radio Democracy talks to

In today’s edition of the program Gud Mornin Salone, 1. Sierra Leone Police confirms arrest of SLPP Supporters. 2. Minister of transport and aviation explains success and challenges in the transport sector.

In today’s edition of the program “Gud Mornin Salone” 1. Anti Corruption Commission to investigates the Sierra Leone Red Cross on missing Ebola Funds. 2. All Works of Life AWOL to organize 2017 National Achievement Awards after three years.

In today’s edition of the program “Gud Mornin Salone” 1. Guinean Ambassador to Sierra Leone calls for peaceful 2018 election. 2. Former Chairman of the Sierra Leone People’s Party Kambia district, Osman Alhaji Sheriff Fofanah has call on the people of

In today’s edition of the program “Gud Mornin Salone” 1. Chairman and Leader for the Alliance Democratic Party ADP Mohamed K Mansaray declared his assets ahead of the 2018 election.

In today’s edition of the program “Mid Day Show” The Deputy Chairman for the Alliance Democratic Party Ibrahim Soumah will be talking on lack of Transparency and Accountability in the ADP.

In today’s edition of the program” Gud Mornin Salone” 1. Radio Democracy assess President Dr Ernest Bai Koroma achievements in education for the past 10 years in governance.

In today’s edition of the program Mid Day show The National Commission for Persons with Disability will be talking on the first half of their subventions from government.