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The Sierra Leone Gazette Published by Authority The Sierra Leone Gazette Published by Authority Vol. CXLIV Thursday , 24th October , 2013 No. 59 CONTENTS G . N . Page G . N . Page MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY 277 Public Service Notices ... ... 569-570 213 List of Properties formally belonging to the Sierra Leone Produce Marketing 217­ Board .................................... 573-574 219 Declaration of Vacant Posts ... 570 ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT SLICOM INSURANCE 214 Statement of receipts into and the 221 List of Insurance Brokers .......... 570 payments out of the Consolidated Fund 31st July, 2013 ... 575-576 COURT supplement 278- Special Criminal Sessions... ... 570 Vacancies in the Public Service Commission 212 Citation ... ... ................. 570 Vacancies—Chief Environmental Health Officer Ministry of Health and Sanitation 222 List of cases to be tried at the High Deputy Chief Environmental Health Officer Court Bo-September, 2013 ... 571-572 Ministry of Health and Sanitation Freetown. 24th October, 2013 Ministry of Health and Sanitation Ansumana, Mustapha, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Govt. Notice No. 277 Bangura, Alhaji F. M., Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Appointment Jalloh, Kadijatu, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Food Security Jalloh, Abdulai, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Juana, Mattu, Driver, 1.8.13. Koroma, Christiana E., Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Kamara, Fatmata, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Cabinet Secretariat Kanu, Manda, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Bangura, Salifu A., Human Resource Officer, 1.8.13. Konteh, Kanko G., Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Mambu, Junisa, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Ministry of Energy Ngegba, Francis, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Saffa, Paul C., Deputy Director, 1.10.13. Sesay, Morie Y., Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Sannoh, Mustapha, Programme Officer, 1.10.13. Saffa, Massah, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Tengbeh, Pricillia, Laboratory Technician, 1.7.13. Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Senesi, Reynold B. G., Medical Laboratory Scientific Dumbuya, Abu Foday, Human Resource Officer, 1.8.13. Officer, 1.8.13. Bangura, Fatmata, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, 1.7.13. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED by the government printing department , SIERRA leone Annual Subscription:-Inland-Le350,000.00, Overseas-Le2,750,000.00 To be purchased from the Government Bookshop, Wallace Johnson Street, Freetown.Price:-Le5,000.00 G.P. 0/202/13/1,200/10.13. 570 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 24th October, 2013 Conteh, Zainab, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, COURT 1.7.13. Dumbuya, Neneh, State Enrolled Community Health In the High Court of Sierra Leone Nurse, 1.7.13. (CRIMINAL JURISDICTION) Fullah, Veronica A., State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, 1.7.13. Govt. Notice No. 278 Fofanah, Isha, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, 1.7.13. Pursuant to Rule 5(1) of the High Court (Criminal Heroe, Janet F., State Enrolled Community Health Session) Rules 1965 (Public Notice No. 74 of 1965). Nurse, 1.7.13. I hereby appoint a Special Criminal Session of the Kaindaneh, Sarah P., State Enrolled Community Health High Court holden at Freetown with effect from the Nurse, 1.7.13. Criminal Session which commenced on the 17th of Kamara, Aminata, State Enrolled Community Health September, 2013. Nurse, 1.7.13. Kargbo, Musu, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, Case Offence Place 1.7.13. 1. The State Vs. Conspiracy and Freetown. Kamara, Isha, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, Kabba Kargbo 2 (two) count of 1.7.13. Robbery with Mbawova, Joyce, State Enrolled Community Health aggravation Contrary Nurse, 1.7.13. to Section 23 (1) (a) Saw, Bassim B., State Enrolled Community Health of the Larceny Act Nurse, 1.7.13. 1916 as Repealed and Vamboi, Esther, State Enrolled Community Health Nurse, replaced by Section 2 of the imperial Statutes 1.7.13. (Criminal Law) Adoption Waleh, Wheatinia C., State Enrolled Community Health (Amendment) Act 1971, Nurse, 1.7.13. Act No. 16 of 1971. Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development Macarthy, Sonniya R., Human Resource Officer, 1.9.13. Dated at Freetown this 10th day of October, 2013. HON. JUSTICE UMU HAWA TEJAN-JALLOH, Chief Justice. Declaration of Vacant Posts Govt. Notice No. 217 PIN Code 155567 Govt. Notice No. 212 Crowne, Christian, First Class Prison Officer in the CITATION Prisons Department, having been absent from duty In the High Court of Sierra Leone without leave or reasonable excuse since the 14th December, 2011 is deemed to have vacated his post In re the Estate of Arthur E. Thorpe , (deceased) with effect from that date. Intestate. To the widxt of kin , executors or beneficiaries of Arthur Govt. Notice No. 218 PIN Code 155743 E. Thorpe (deceased), late of No. 21 Hennessy Street, Kingtom, Freetown in the Western Area of the Republic Macauley, W., Third Class Prison Officer, in the of Sierra Leone. Prisons Department, having been absent from duty without leave or reasonable excuse since the 19th Take notice that I have received information that the November 2008 is deemed to have vacated his post with above-named deceased died at Freetown aforesaid on effect from that date. the 5th day of February, 1954, intestate, leaving property. Now , therefore , pursuant to the Administration of Estates Act, 1960, you are hereby cited within one slicom insurance brokers THAT are calendar month from the date of publication thereof licensed AND registered for 2013 to come into the Probate Jurisdiction of the High Court of Sierra Leone and show cause why an Order should Govt. Notice No. 221 not be made for the Administrator and Registrar-General Name of Company Location to administer the estate of the said deceased. KEMAC International 49 John Street, And take notice that in default of your so coming in Brokers Limited Freetown. and showing cause to the satisfaction of a Judge. I will apply for such Order for administration. Gras Savoye Insurance 40 Siaka Stevens Brokers (SL) Limited Street, Freetown. Dated the 20th day of September, 2013. A. A. KANU, HAJA MARIAMA SERAY KALLAY, Chief Commissioner of Administrator and Registrar-General. Insurance/ CEO (REF./AG/193/76) 24th October, 2013 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 571 Govt. Notice No. 222 CALENDER OF PRISONERS-BO SEPTEMBER, 2013 CRIMINAL SESSION LIST OF CASES TO BE TRIED AT THE HIGH COURT BO PRESIDED OVER BY THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE D. G. THOMPSON ON TUESDAY 17TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2013 Info. No. Name of Cases Offence By whom Committed Date of Committal Remarks 1. The State Vs. Michael Sinnah Murder M. Stevens 26.2.11 From last Session 2. The State Vs. Adama Bangura do. do. 28.10.11 do. 3. The State Vs. Raymond Yokie Misappropriation ACC 28.10.11 do. 4. The State Vs. Isaac Kuyao Sheriff do. do. 28.10.11 do. 5. The State Vs. Juldeh Saccoh and another Murder A. Fidawi 18.2.12 do. 6. The State Vs. David Zorokong and another Burglary and Larceny M. Stevens 6.5.11 do. 7. The State Vs. Philip Momoh Rape do. 13.7.11 do. 8. The State Vs. Ahmed Assault with intent Koroma to ravish do. 28.10.11 do. 9. The State Vs. Joseph Keanie Sellu Unlawful Carnal Knowledge do. 7.11.12 do. 10. The State Vs. Sahr Bibor and another Conspiracy, etc. A. Fidawi 11.4.11 do. 11. The State Vs. Karim Konneh and another Conspiracy, etc. do. 12.4.12 do. 12. The State Vs. Hassan Conteh and another Conspiracy, etc. do. 24.4. 12 do. 13. The State Vs. Sheka Unlawful Carnal do. 6.5.12 do. Kanu Knowledge 14. The State Vs. Hassan Sandy and another Robbery A. Fidawi 21.6.12 do. 15. The State Vs. Jenneh Wounding with Fillie intent do. 24.6. 12 do. 16. The State Vs. Mohamed Samba Bah Larceny do. 13.7.12 do. 17. The State Vs. Osman Sesay Indecent assault do. 25.7. 12 do. 18. The State Vs. Mohamed Lansana and another Conspiracy do. 8.8. 12 do. 19. The State Vs. Katumu Goba Murder do. 30.8. 12 do. 20. The State Vs. Simeon Toma Trye Rape M. Stevens 30.9. 11 do. 21. The State Vs. Joseph Lappia and another Abuse of young girl do. do. do. 22. The State Vs. Ibrahim Rogers Murder A. Fidawi 6.9. 12 do. 23. The State Vs. Alie Jabbie do. do. 13.9.12 do. 572 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 24th October, 2013 No. Name of Cases Offence By whom Committed Date of Committal Remarks 24. The State Vs. Mohamed Zakie Dangerous A. Fidawi 18.10.12 From last Session 25. The State Vs. Abdulai Barrie and another Conspiracy do. 24.10.12 do. 26. The State Vs. Ansumana Unlawful Carnal do. 8.11.12 do. Mannah Kamara Knowledge 27. The State Vs. Esther Mummy Lassie Murder do. 13.11.12 do. 28. The State Vs. Lansana Sengeh Sexual Penetration do. 3.6.13 do. 29. The State Vs. Abu Tucker do. do. 8.5.13 do. 30. The State Vs. Edward Foray and another Conspiracy do. 26.7.12 do. 31. The State Vs. Princess Maiata Juana Murder do. 26.6.12 do. 32. The State Vs. Aminata Koroma Embezzlement M. Stevens 25.11.11 Fresh Matter 33. The State Vs. Osman Barrie Indecent assault A. Fidawi 30.6.12 do. 34. The State Vs. Francis Abdulai and another Conspiracy do. 2.7.12 From last Session 35. The State Vs. Mamakoh Demby and 2 Others do. do. 12.7.12 do. 36. The State Vs. Musa Konneh Abuse on young girl do. 19.7.12 Fresh Matter 37. The State Vs. Mohamed Unlawful Carnal Zombo knowledge do. 22.2.12 do. 38. The State Vs. Sheku Assault with Sheriff intent to ravish do. 5.12.12 do. 39. The State Vs.
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