NEWS – Police to Enforce New Traffic Regulations in Freetown
By Josephine Sesay A significant meeting was held at the Police Headquarters on Saturday 11,2025. where commercial motorbike riders and law enforcement officials gathered to discuss the implementation of new traffic regulations in the Central Business District (CBD) of Freetown. The event, convened by Dr. John Martin Senesie, Director of Operations and Assistant Inspector General…...
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Curbing Youth Unemployment in SL
By Josephine Sesay Each year, countless young people graduate from universities, ready to take on the world. Armed with diplomas, degrees, and high hopes for a brighter future. Yet, despite their qualifications, many find themselves stuck in a harsh reality, no job opportunities, no connections, and no way to break into the workforce. […]
Chief Minister Urges Citizens to Join the SLPP for National Unity and Progress
By Josephine Sesay On January 14, 2025, the Chief Minister of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, released a compelling audio message urging citizens to register and join the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP). In the 46th edition of his audio series, Dr. Sengeh emphasized that the SLPP stands as a…...
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Audit Sierra Leone Hosts Training on Disallowance and Surcharge
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamarat Audit Sierra Leone organized a high-profiled training program on Thursday at the View Hotel, 15th Floor, FCC Freetown, under the theme “Training Stakeholders and Staff on Disallowance and Surcharge as per the Law.” The event brought together stakeholders from various public offices across Sierra Leone to strengthen their…...
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Central University Matriculates Over 500 Freshers in Mile 91
By Tamba Steven Komba Central University has celebrated the successful matriculation of over 500 new students in a solemn ceremony held at its campus. The event, attended by parents, academic, and non-academic staff, marked an important milestone in the students’ educational journey as they officially joined one of Sierra Leone’s fastest-growing institutions […]
PSRU Initiates Management Functional Review to Enhance Produce Monitoring Board’s Efficiency
By Amara Kargbo The Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU) has convened an inception meeting with the Produce Monitoring Board (PMB) on January 14, 2025, at Wesley Street, Freetown, to kick off a Management Functional Review aimed at identifying institutional weaknesses and recommending strategies for improved service delivery. Raymond Katta, Executive Chairperson of PMB […]
GOSL Recalls SL Ambassador to Guinea Over Alleged Cocaine Wahala
By Sulaiman Jalloh The government of Sierra Leone has recalled Sierra Leone’s Ambassador to Guinea, Alimamy Bangura to provide a full account of an incident alleging that the government of Guinea informed GOSL that a vehicle belonging to the Embassy of Sierra Leone in Conakry had been impounded for carrying unlawful substance. The…...
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Attorney General Assures Chief Justice on Making Justice Accessible to All
Sierra Leone’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay has assured the Honourable Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Komba Kamanda (JSC) of government’s committed to make access to effective justice delivery free, fair, transparent and accountable to the people. On his first courtesy call on the Chief Justice since his appointment by His Excellency […]
National Social Protection Bill Moves to Legislative Committee Stage
Freetown, 16th January 2024—The National Social Protection Bill 2024 has officially advanced to the legislative stage, with its first and second readings in Parliament completed today. This development represents a pivotal step towards establishing a comprehensive social protection framework aimed at improving the welfare of all Sierra Leoneans. The bill’s progression follows extensive regional consultations […]
The Scourge of Gender Based Violence – A Call for Collective Action
By Kadiatu A Turay Gender based violence (GBV) remains a pervasive and harrowing issue in societies worldwide, with devastating consequences for individuals, families, and communities. Defined as harmful acts directed at individuals based on their gender, GBV encompasses a wide range of physical, sexual, emotional, and economic abuses. In Sierra Leone, the situation…...
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