By Kadiatu A Turay In rural communities across the country, women farmers are emerging as transformative forces in agriculture. Amid a landscape marked by climate challenges, financial constraints, and resource scarcity, these women are not only ensuring food security but are also redefining the sector through resilience and innovation.
The European Union Delegation to Sierra Leone, in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, National Tourist Board, the and the Freetown City Council, successfully concluded the seventh edition of the “EU Beach Clean-Up Day” at Lumley Beach. This initiative forms part of the EU’s global commitment to
By Abubakarr Sankoh EcoMed Advanced Medical Diagnostics Hospital has damned Senegal’s MRI test results for the Under 17 Sierra Leone National Football Team, stating that Senegal’s scan “may have been inaccurate.” This statement was as a result of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) having revised their assessment on
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara In today’s fast-paced digital world, the spread of misinformation presents a growing threat to societies around the globe, including Sierra Leone. With the increasing use of social media and messaging platforms, false information can spread rapidly, causing confusion, fear, and even public harm. In
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara In a world increasingly shaped by rapid information exchange, journalism plays critical role in informing citizens, holding power to account, and fostering public discourse. However, the effectiveness of journalism hinges on one indispensable factor: public trust. Without trust, even the most rigorously researched and
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), in collaboration with the European Union Delegation in Sierra Leone, have today commenced a five-day green journalism training program in Kenema, running from October 28 to November 1, 2024. Funded by the European Union, the training is organized by the Initiatives for Media
By Yusufu Senessie Corruption ambushes on any developmental advancement in life whether cooperate or personal level. Consequently, it aborts the dream of a well-set-up initiative in an exchange of selfish ambition and self-gratification. One of the fundamental reasons that contribute to the delay progress of developing nations, institutions
By Sulaiman Jalloh On Friday, October 25, 2024, thousands of mourners from across Sierra Leone gathered in the north east region of Makeni City to sympathize with the family of one Mohammed Guriseu Jalloh who was tragically killed by a gunshot along with his cow on the 13th, October,
By Mohamed Daramy With over half of Sierra Leone’s population under the age of 18, child protection issues and children’s rights are of huge concern in the West African country. Every day, children and young people face challenging social and economic problems and are left vulnerable to neglect,
By Sulaiman Jalloh Hon. Ibrahim Tawa Conteh deputy Speaker of the sixth Parliament of the second Republic of Sierra Leone who doubles as the chairman of the Public Account Committee (PAC) has on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, while probing into 2021/2022 Audit report queries between the immigration department and NETPAGE
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