By Mohamed Mansaray in Kenema The Presiding Magistrate in Kenema, His Worship, Magistrate Hadiru Daboh of Magistrate Court No.1 has sent to jail one Raymond Coker to Twelve Months (12) imprisonment for domestic violence contrary to section 2 subsection 1 (b) of the Domestic Violence Act No.20 of 2007. The

By Mohamed Mansaray in Kenema   The Defendant, Joseph Marculay of Dodo Chiefdom in the Kenema Judicial District and Santigue Kargbo in Kenema City have been committed to High Court by his Worship, Magistrate George. B. Samai of Magistrate Court No.2 in Kenema for House Breaking and Larceny. Both Defendants

Staged on the theme; Maintaining  Peace, Stability, Leadership, Mental Health & Wellbeing for Student Leaders at FBC, the Organizers: Kolat and Wɛlnɛs Sɛnta, Fourah Bay College [FBC], University of Sierra Leone, held a one-day workshop for student leaders aimed at strengthening skills in leadership, conflict prevention, and mental wellbeing as

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara   A tragic road accident in Freetown’s busy Eastern Police business district has once again drawn attention to the dangerous practices that continue to plague Sierra Leone’s public transport sector, following the death of a commercial vehicle apprentice who was fatally run over while attempting

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara   Road accidents have become one of the most disturbing and persistent public safety challenges facing Sierra Leone today. Hardly a day passes without reports of fatal crashes, injured passengers, damaged vehicles, and grieving families left to cope with unimaginable losses. What has become increasingly

The High Commissioner of Sierra Leone in Ghana, His Excellency Mohamed Hassan Kaisamba, during the first flag-raising ceremony, in honour of international students at the Accra Technical University, said that studying in a foreign country requires courage, resilience, adaptability, and determination. He was speaking as the special guest of honour at

 By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara   As dark clouds gather over Freetown and the rainy season intensifies, a familiar and troubling sight once again emerges across the city: overflowing garbage bins, clogged drainage systems, and heaps of waste scattered along roadsides, waterways, and communities. While rainfall brings relief from the

Sierra Leone’s Vice President, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, has urged the international community to refocus its engagement with fragile states on building resilience, strengthening public institutions and creating employment opportunities for young people, warning that shifting global dynamics are placing increasing pressure on developing economies. Speaking virtually at the World

By Thaimu T Kamara The Sierra Leone Powerlifting Federation has successfully conducted its presidential election, marking a significant step in the development and administration of the sport in the country. The election programme brought together sports authorities, media personalities, athletes, and other key stakeholders who witnessed the democratic process. The