Ibrahim ben kargbo biography samples
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Over Bombali by-election Kamarainba “punches” I.B Kargbo
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The International Press Institute’s executive director, Alison Bethel McKenzie, today issued an open letter to Sierra Leone’s President Ernest Bai Koroma urging him and the government to enact the long-awaited Freedom of Information (FOI) Bill.
The bill, which would give Sierra Leoneans the right to access information from public institutions, has been several years in coming.
A speech delivered in July 2011 by Information & Communications Ministry official Kwame Yankson on behalf of Minister Ibrahim Ben Kargbo showed the comprehensive process behind the creation of this piece of legislation, which has gone through several readings by parliament and technical committees.
But journalists told IPI that whenever there has been a scheduled vote, not enough members of parliament have been present to constitute a quorum.
In an open letter sent by McKenzie from Freetown today, the International Press Institute called on the president to make sure that the actions of his government match their words.
The full text of the letter is below.
President of the Republic of Sierra Leone
State House
c/o The Secretary to the President,
State House
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Email: [email protected]
CC: H.E. Alhaji Ibrahim Ben Kargbo
Minister of Information and Communi
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John Baimba Sesay – Beijing, China
7 January 2012
Ronald Reagan was the 40th President of the United States (1981–1989). He has always been remembered as the great communicator, as a result of his simple ability to speak to the hearts of Americans and connect with the people. The oratory qualities of President Barrack Obama are of outstanding qualities.
Leadership, it is often said, is about inspiring others through communicating a positive message, which others listen to willingly and then embrace. Good communicators are people who make serious impact by convincing people on issues.
Information is power. This is what President Koroma believes in and today his government has succeeded in effectively running the affairs of the State – from the viewpoint of him and his government, having successfully handled the information and communication aspect of governance.
In democracy and good governance, the importance of information dissemination could not be overstated, especially from the perspective of wanting to ensure the governed are always part and parcel of a country’s decision making process.
We have seen how governments have been elected and how they have woefully failed to effectively use the power of information dissemination, in managing the affairs