Judicial Abdication: The Unconstitutional Removal of Sierra Leone's Auditor-General
Sierra Leone's Auditor-General Lara Taylor-Pearce's removal was unconstitutional, a consequence of judicial abdication.
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Sierra Leone's Auditor-General Lara Taylor-Pearce's removal was unconstitutional, a consequence of judicial abdication.
Commonwealth Observers urge electoral boundary reform in Antigua and Barbuda, citing demographic shifts since 1984 that risk equal suffrage.
Sierra Leone faces scrutiny over a massive 30-tonne cocaine shipment allegedly organized by Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers from its territory.
Sierra Leone grapples with a severe economic crisis, extreme hardship for 81% of its population, and international scrutiny over drug trafficking and
Sierra Leone's drug crisis needs reform, moving past political weaponization and sensationalism towards responsible governance and development.
Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Maada Bio faces a leadership dilemma over her personal opposition to FGM for her daughters, critics say.
Sierra Leoneans demand democratic rights, transparency, and accountability, with unresolved questions about the 2023 General Elections fueling frustration.
Guma Valley Water Company warns deforestation and encroachment threaten Freetown's water supply, with key sources in the Western Area critically at risk.
Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Jabbe Bio was canceled from a Cambridge University event due to her stance on female genital mutilation (FGM).
Freetown Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr met with kush addicts under the Congo Cross Bridge to understand their struggles and find rehabilitation pathways.
Sierra Leone faces interconnected crises of extreme economic hardship, rising drug abuse among youth, and a damaged international reputation, demanding
The World Bank Group has launched a 10-year strategy (2026-2035) for Uganda to accelerate private sector-led economic transformation, create jobs, and
Sierra Leone Parliament mourns Kono District MP Lucinda Finda Kelly, who passed away suddenly after a short illness. Her death halts parliamentary
Sierra Leone prioritizes US deportees with $1.5M funding over Yenga territory dispute, despite President Bio's ECOWAS role.
Sierra Leone's First Lady condemns forceful initiation of underage girls into the Sande Society, balancing tradition with protection and rights.
Sierra Leone's Bondo Society falsely promises honor, masking harmful FGM practices. Advocates push for Alternative Rites of Passage for women's true
Paris Saint-Germain has secured its second consecutive Champions League title, defeating Arsenal in a penalty shootout to cement its status as a European
Women's Forum Sierra Leone trained women-led CSOs in Moyamba, Kailahun, and Falaba districts to combat violence against women and girls via Spotlight
Sierra Leone's FGM debate has become politicized, with attacks on First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio driven by political interests rather than genuine
The U.S. State Department is scaling back its diplomatic footprint in Africa, closing some embassies and reducing visa services due to cost savings and
Fatima Bio's rise to political power in Sierra Leone is causing unease, even among former supporters, highlighting the dangers of unquestioning loyalty.
Sierra Leone's civil society activism has declined due to co-optation and political influence, leaving few independent voices.
Actor Idris Elba receives knighthood from King Charles III at Windsor Castle for his significant contributions to youth empowerment.
President Tinubu commends MREIF for N128 billion in mortgages across 25 Nigerian states, boosting home ownership under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
African leaders and international delegates convened in Abuja to strengthen collaboration against human trafficking and protect vulnerable populations.
African Union leaders convene in Addis Ababa, stressing the urgent need for resource mobilization and unity to tackle continental challenges and advance
ECOWAS celebrates 51 years of progress in integration, peace, and development. Sierra Leone is enhancing its national early warning system.
Sierra Leone's Ministry of Technical and Higher Education proposes a Centralized Admissions System (CAS) to reform university entry, aiming for greater
Sierra Leone distributes 5,000 chicks and feed to smallholder farmers in five districts to boost food security and income generation.
Sierra Leone's Parliament ratifies a 15-year concession for an Online Business Registration System with Multi GIS E-Services SL Ltd. to modernize the
Sierra Leonean surgeon Dr. Sheku Dennis Massaquoi receives international acclaim for advancing surgical care and healthcare innovation.
Sierra Leone Aviation Director General Musayeroh Barrie will speak at the African Air Transport Convention in Lomé, Togo, from June 15-19.
Sierra Leone intensifies Ebola screening at Freetown International Airport amid a regional outbreak in the West African sub-region.
The Orange Foundation and Sierra Leone's Ministry of Communication launch a digital and medical hub in Bo District to enhance rural community services and
Addis Ababa hosts the inaugural Africa CMO 100 celebration, honoring 100 top marketing leaders from Africa and the diaspora for their impact on the
The Guild of Newspaper Editors condemns Sierra Leone Police for visiting Voice of Salone Newspaper and summoning its editor over a published article.
Sierra Leone's universities, including Fourah Bay College, face systemic failures in student relations, grading, and facilities, requiring urgent reform
Sierra Leone police raided the Voice of Salone Newspaper office in Freetown over a cocaine seizure story, deeming the publication a state offense.
Dutch government plans to halt EU aid to Sierra Leone over allegations President Bio protects drug baron Bolle Jos.
Sierra Leone's government denies its narcotics crisis, a stance seen as dangerous amid mounting international seizures and scrutiny of organized crime
Mohamed Gento Kamara and Tuma Jabbie deny cohabitation claims, stating they have been separated and living separate lives since November 2024.
The 27th Chinese Medical Team held a health outreach in Freetown, offering free consultations and education to over 300 patients on International Day of
Chericoco, Hon. Chernor Ramadan Maju Bah, is emerging as a preferred future leader for many All People's Congress (APC) supporters due to his experience
Sierra Leone receives 18,000 vials of Ribavirin Injection from China to bolster preparedness against Lassa fever and other infectious diseases.
Constrat SL reaffirms support for Sierra Leone's digital permit transformation, driving significant results in compliance, revenue, and service efficiency.
Sierra Leone reopens its modernized Government Printing Department, a key step in rebuilding national institutions, enhancing public services, and
Football icon Kei Kamara commends the Sierra Leone Civil Aviation Authority for significant improvements at Freetown International Airport, enhancing
UBA Sierra Leone reported strong 2025 financial performance, with profit before tax surging 18.6% to NLe 988.9 million, driven by operational efficiency
Government subventions to Sierra Leone's journalist and bar associations risk eroding their independence and public trust.
President Maada Bio's call for divine punishment on those insulting his mother is criticized as hypocritical, citing alleged unrepented sins and a double
Sierra Leone's government faces accusations of deceit over persistent power outages, contradicting official claims of progress. First Lady Fatima Bio
Sierra Leone Bar Association executive, allegedly born of treachery in Kenema, is now an uncontrollable 'monster' linked to the SLPP.
Public trust in Sierra Leone's governance institutions has hit a critical low, with half of citizens trusting none, according to CHRDI findings.
Sierra Leone faces a 'pandemic of fear' as the state silences dissent through punitive actions, chilling public discourse and accountability.
African Union leaders called for accelerated integration and global reform on Africa Day 2026, renewing commitment to Agenda 2063 and unity.
African development finance institutions unite for Mission 300, aiming to connect 300 million Africans to electricity by 2030.
Angola's oil sector reforms are revitalizing the industry, attracting billions in investment and setting a model for other African nations.
AfDB's 2025 Annual Report details strong development results, including over $11 billion in financing, and outlines a new strategic direction for Africa's
Afrimoney and Ecobank Sierra Leone launch a prepaid Visa card to enhance digital payments and financial inclusion across the country.
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio's nationwide tour using state resources sparks allegations of abuse of incumbency in Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone's Finance Committee Chair, Hon. Keikura Vandy, met private sector leaders to boost revenue mobilization and tax compliance for national
Yumvita hosted its second 'Exciting Moment with Your Child' event in Freetown, Sierra Leone, celebrating mothers and promoting child nutrition and family
Dr. Ibrahim Bangura attended Eid prayers in Makeni, urging Sierra Leoneans towards peace and national reconciliation, reflecting on the lessons of
Sierra Leone's Agribusiness Chamber urges greater private sector involvement and collaboration with government to boost food security under the 'Feed
The European Union and Sierra Leone celebrate 50 years of enduring partnership and cooperation at a Europe Day event in Freetown, reaffirming commitment
Orange Sierra Leone reaffirms commitment to enhanced connectivity, improved customer experience, and expanded investment at the 7th NaTCA Consumer
Orange Sierra Leone Foundation, UBA Foundation, and Mama-Pikin Foundation refurbished a maternal health facility in York Village to improve care for
Archbishop Edward Tamba Charles visited Caritas Freetown's REAR Project, offering rehabilitation, counseling, and vocational training for youth affected
A 28-year-old man has been remanded in Kenema on charges of rape and sexual activity with a mentally unstable woman. Magistrate Hadiru Daboh is presiding.
Tuma Adama Jabbi seeks re-election as Sierra Leone Bar Association President, pledging to secure gains made during her tenure and continue progress for
Sierra Leone's Ambassador Philip Bob Jusu was accredited to the Holy See by Pope Leo XIV in a Vatican ceremony, strengthening diplomatic ties.
Sierra Leone's Chief Imam commends President Bio's Hajj reforms for transparent management and fewer challenges during Eid prayers.
Sierra Leone's Standards Bureau faces criticism for failing to stop unsafe products like substandard building materials and expired goods from entering
Sierra Leone will launch a nationwide permit compliance check for foreign nationals on June 1, 2026, to verify legal status and ensure orderly migration.
Vice President Jalloh led Eid Al-Adha prayers at Hill Station, Freetown, urging Sierra Leoneans towards national unity, service, and compassion.
South Africa's xenophobia is a moral and political failure, betraying continental solidarity and scapegoating immigrants for systemic issues like poverty
Sierra Leone's ports are implicated in Europe's largest narco-scandal after 30,000 kg of cocaine was seized from a vessel departing Freetown.
The Gates Foundation commits $15 million in emergency funding to combat the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
1xBet Sierra Leone celebrated the nation's 65th Independence Day with an inter-community football tournament and fan giveaways across multiple locations.
Malawian nationals are trapped in forced labor scam compounds in Myanmar, facing torture and coercion. A rights group demands authorities dismantle these
Sierra Leone's mangroves are vanishing due to human expansion, threatening the livelihoods of women oyster harvesters who rely on them for income and
Sierra Leone launches its National Strategy for Critical Minerals 2026-2031 to transform the mining sector, boost value addition, and create jobs for
CASA Leone Centre in Sierra Leone celebrates its maiden graduation, empowering youth with hospitality vocational training and enhancing employment
Sierra Leone Ports Authority reaffirms maritime security after MV Acronian cocaine allegations. Preliminary findings indicate no cocaine was found in its
Sierra Leone is considering joining the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) to leverage global conservation efforts, enhance environmental priorities
The PPRC has ruled on APC internal election disputes, upholding some decisions, overturning others, and ordering re-runs in several disputed wards.
Sierra Leone's Electoral Commission is partnering with journalists to combat misinformation and enhance transparency for the 2028 elections.
Sierra Rutile Limited, owned by Leone Oil Company, is implementing a workforce reduction due to financial pressures and declining returns in Sierra Leone.
The NRA sealed lawyer Yada Hashim Williams's office over tax dispute, but Williams claims the action is illegal and in contempt of a court order.
Gary Schulze, a dedicated friend of Sierra Leone and early Peace Corps Volunteer, has died. He became a naturalized citizen in 2019 after decades of
Skepticism surrounds Sierra Leone's official explanations for alleged cocaine trafficking disguised as palm oil shipments from Freetown.
Sierra Leone's First Lady, Fatima Bio, faces accusations of holding an empty London council flat for three years amid wealth allegations.
Idi Amin rose from colonial soldier and boxer to become Uganda's brutal dictator, known for aggression and alleged cannibalism.
Sierra Leone is collapsing not from resource scarcity, but from organized exploitation and a conspiracy of silence that enriches a few at the expense of
Sierra Leone faces an unprecedented begging crisis, with poverty, unemployment, and a failed system driving individuals to rely on it for survival.
Sierra Leone's President Bio faces credible accusations of complicity in narcotics trafficking, with a major cocaine seizure linked to the nation. Calls
Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Bio's BBC interview saw her dismiss questions about a convicted cocaine trafficker at a family event, exposing the
PayPal's stablecoin, PYUSD, is now available in 70 global markets, including expanded access in Africa, to enable faster, lower-cost international
Sierra Leone receives its first US deportation flight of nine migrants under Trump's immigration policy. The US provides financial support for the program.
Sierra Leone hosts 2026 Mining Week and the 11th African Diamond Producers Association Meeting, focusing on responsible resource management and shared