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Commemoration of Iran famous Amir Kabir The Cultural Consul of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Sierra Leone Mohammed Sofla has disclosed that today Friday 10th January 2014 coincides with the 8th of Rebial Awal, 20th Dey of Solar Calendar every Year is Amir Kabir Commemoration day. Speaking in Freetown, Mr Sofla said Mirza Taqi Farahani was born in 1807 in Farahan, Iran, entitled Ataback-e Azam (The Chief Minister), Amir Nezaam (The Prince of the State), and Amir Kabir (The Great Prince), is one of the greatest politicians in the recent two centuries of Iran. He initiated reforms that marked the effective beginning of the modernization of at an early age Mirza Taqi learned to read and write despite his humble origins. “Because of his natural gift and talent, he mastered the required knowledge and skills when still very young. He joined the provincial bureaucracy as a scribe and, by his abilities, rapidly advanced within the hierarchy of the administration. In 1829, as a junior m

TRACE: Time Is What Agenda For Prosperity Failed To Address Happy New Year to my beloved readers, TRACE is very pleased to see you againthis new season. The expectations of Sierra Leoneans are very high this year. Some Departments, Ministries and Agencies will begin to see the changes the 2014 budget bring this year. This is a welcome idea from TRACE, thanks to the government for such initiative. As TRACE was on vacation, TRACE was meditating on some of the words people were saying during the 2013 era. One thing that keeps swinging around TRACE was the issue of TIME. TRACE came to the realization that there are lots of emphases on time by many stakeholders. TRACE critically looked at the Agenda for prosperity under the All People Congress (APC) government. After attending many events during the past years and observing the lives of many Sierra Leoneans, TRACE has come to the realization that people do not value time. The word, in time means not late. The word punctuality is