By Michaella Faith Wright Gambia is a country where motorcycles are not officially recognized as a means of commercial transportation, leaving bike riders in a precarious position. Despite this, many individuals, especially in rural areas like Kachumeh, rely on bike riding as their primary source of income, navigating
By Michaella Faith Wright In a community deeply rooted in agricultural traditions, the Sukuta Women’s Agriculture Gardeners Association stands as a beacon of perseverance, unity, and commitment. With over 40 years of experience, Madam Jonkuda Bojang, the president of the association, reflects on the significant role gardening has played
By Dadson A Musa The other day, celebrated football icon, Mohamed Kallon made it clearer that Bo Rangers is the best team in Sierra Leone. He may not have said ‘at present,’ but it is my hope that such was what he actually meant. In one of our
Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister, Dr. David M. Sengeh, has praised the relentless efforts of the Public Sector Reform Unit, PSRU, in actualizing the dreams of H. E President Dr. Julius Maada Bio, in revamping the Public Service Architecture. The Mandate of the Public Sector Reform Unit is to provide Leadership,
By Amara Thoronka Screenshot from the viral video Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA) has reacted to a recent video which went viral on social media raising alarm on what appears to be cracks on the Makambo Bridge along the Makeni-Magburaka Road in Bombali District. In a press release
By Martin Sandy The Acting Auditor General of Sierra Leone, Abdul Aziz and team bade farewell to the European Union Delegation, Ambassador, Manuel Muller expressing gratitude for the extensive support provided to the Audit Service Sierra Leone (ASSL) over the years. The meeting took place at the office of
by Chernor M. Jalloh Introduction On the occasion of Aliou Bah’s visit to Freetown to launch his book “Act for Guinea: Multi-sectoral Thinking of a Political Activist,” I had the distinct privilege of meeting the author in person. His passion for Guinea’s future was palpable, and as he addressed
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone through the Judicial and Legal Training Institute (JLTI) has ended a capacity training for Eighteen (18) Justices of the Peace commonly called JP’s ahead of the commencement of sitting at both the Pademba Road and Ross Road Magistrates Courts in Freetown. The training, according to
By Josephine Sesay In Sierra Leone, freedom of speech is treasured in theory, but in practice, it remains a tenuous and frequently contested right. While the nation’s constitution guarantees the right to express opinions and ideas, the practical realities for many citizens suggest a stark disconnect between legal
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