By Thaimu T Kamara The Sierra Leone Immigration Department (SLID) has commenced a nationwide effort to strengthen professionalism and service delivery by training its personnel in quality customer service. The training, held on Monday, 29 March 2026 at the Civil Service Training College, brought together a diverse group of immigration

By Josephine Sesay     The increasing rate of motor and trailer accidents in recent times is no longer just a concern; it is a national alarm that demands urgent attention. Almost every week, reports emerge of tragic crashes claiming the lives of young and promising individuals. Families are left

By Josephine Sesay   In recent times, the continuous rise in fuel prices has moved beyond being just an economic issue, it has become a daily burden that is crushing ordinary citizens. What was once an occasional adjustment has now turned into a persistent trend, leaving many households struggling to

By Josephine Sesay The Government of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed its commitment to deepening international partnerships following a high-level diplomatic engagement with Egypt, signaling renewed momentum in bilateral and multilateral cooperation. Speaking during the engagement, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Francess Piagie Alghali, emphasized that the discussions

By Mohamed Mansaray in Kenema  Magistrate Hadiru Daboh The Presiding Magistrate, His Worship, Magistrate Hadiru Daboh of Magistrate Court No.1 in Kenema has Sentenced Thirty year (30yrs.) old Abdulai Sandy Saidu a bike rider, resident of Kpetema Section in Kenema for fraudulent conversion. A Defendant, Abdulai Sandy Saidu, was charged

By Thaimu T Kamara In a time where healthcare systems across the globe are striving for innovation and resilience, Sierra Leonean surgeon and healthcare leader Dr. Mark I. Kapuwa is emerging as a transformative force, blending clinical expertise with strategic leadership to reshape medical practice and hospital management. Dr. Kapuwa’s

Music and Regulations in Sierra Leone These days, hardly would you listen to rap songs in SL that do not use F words plus other ‘not fit for purpose’ languages. Suffice to say that a paradigm shift is needed. I am particularly concerned because these days, a number of teenagers

By Thaimu T Kamara President Julius Maada Bio has officially commissioned a modern burns and reconstructive unit alongside advanced CT scan equipment at Connaught Hospital, marking a significant milestone in the country’s healthcare development. The commissioning ceremony, held earlier today in Freetown, signals what government officials describe as a “new

  Applications are invited from suitably qualified Sierra Leoneans for the position of Training Manager Qualification and Experience    Master’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, Public Policy, Business Administration or related field or ACCA with at least ten years minimum experience, five of which should have been in the role of