President Bio Receives Credentials from Three Newly Accredited Envoys
President Julius Maada Bio has received the Letters of Recall of outgoing diplomats and Letters of Credence from three newly accredited envoys…
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The Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone (ACC-SL) and Transparency International Sierra Leone (TI-SL) Chapter have joined anti-corruption institutions, governments, civil society organisations and…
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President Julius Maada Bio has received the Letters of Recall of outgoing diplomats and Letters of Credence from three newly accredited envoys…
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The Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources has supervised the disbursement of the Sierra Rutile Agricultural Development Fund to five host chiefdoms…
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AWOL America (All Walks of Life) will on Friday, 10th July 2026, host a live press conference to officially unveil the categories…
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The United States Department of State has certified career diplomat Daniel Travis as qualified to serve as the next U.S. Ambassador to…
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The Sierra Leone Law School has announced the date for its 2026 Entrance Examination for applicants seeking admission into the 2026/2027 academic…
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The Executive Director of the National Investment Board (NIB), Dr. Edward Hinga Sandy, has been overwhelmingly re-elected as President of the ECOWAS…
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The Interim President of the Sierra Leone Association of Communications and Public Relations Professionals (SLACPRP), Sallieu Sesay, has called for stronger collaboration…
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The Government of Sierra Leone, through the Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources, has launched the National Strategy for Critical Minerals 2026–2031,…
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The Cargo Terminal at Freetown International Airport will be temporarily closed for three days, from 17 to 19 July 2026, as authorities…
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The High Commission of India in Freetown has conducted an orientation programme for Sierra Leonean beneficiaries of the Indian Council for Cultural…
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Justice Alhaji Momoh Jah Stevens of the High Court in Freetown has sentenced five men to 80 years’ imprisonment each for the…
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