By Emma Black The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) delegation, led by the director of operations, AIG Dr. John Martin Senesie, has concluded a highly successful five-day Strategic working Session with the Liberia National police (LNP), the engagement, held from Monday, 1st December to Friday, 5th December 2025, was part of

By Thaimu T Kamara On the 2nd of November 2025. The Ministry of information and Civic Education held it weekly press conference at lass Villa, Freetown. The government representatives, Media representatives are all present. The deputy minister of information and Civic Education Bocakarie Abdel Aziz Bawoh, explained to the public

President Maada Bio speaking at the Presidential Meda Cocktail at State House President Dr. Julius Maada Bio has expressed profound appreciation for the big progress made in freedom of information in Sierra Leone. The president was speaking at this year’s Presidential Media Cocktail at State House on Friday 5th December,

The Resident High Court Judge in Port Loko District with special assignment in Kambia, Honourable Justice Sahr Kekura has sentenced seven people in Kambia town to terms of imprisonment after their convictions for various offences against the State. The convicts: Alusine Conteh Alias (LAC), Amadu Jalloh Alias (Kayne West), Salifu

By Chernor M. Jalloh     “Democracy survives only when citizens defend its institutions as fiercely as they criticise its leaders.” — Alexis de Tocqueville I recently came across an article in The Organiser News, authored by Abu Shaw (London, 02/12/2025), branding President Julius Maada Bio as a “comical and

Citizen journalism has profoundly influenced the mass by expanding access to information, enhancing accountability, and enriching public discourse. While it democratizes the media landscape and offers valuable insights from diverse communities, it also presents challenges related to credibility and safety. Ultimately, citizen journalism fosters a more engaged and informed society,