Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health (MoH) together with the National Pubic Health Agency (NPHA) is currently testing samples of suspected Viral Haemorrhagic Fever (VHF) samples sent from a suspected case...
The main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) member of Parliament, Sorie Koroma has urged President Julius Maada Bio to declare austerity as the country is currently gripped in financial difficulties. The...
Rumours have it that prolific striker, Musa Noah Kamara (Musa Tombo), is on the verge of returning to East End Lions FC ahead of the 2024/25 season. Unlike popular reports of the striker trading his talent...
The Sierra Leone Women’s Premier League Board has announced that the 2024/25 season will kick off on December 21 in Kenema, Eastern Province. The Board’s Chairperson, Catherine Sillah made this announcement...
One of Sierra Leone’s top football clubs, Old Edwardians unveiled three new kits on Friday ahead of the 2024/25 Sierra Leone Premier League. The three sets of kits included their first team all-blue...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Agency (EDSA) has apologised to the First Lady, Fatima Bio after his radio discussion programme went off air due to a power outage in Kenema, Eastern Sierra Leone. “The...
The Freetown Classic Cycling Race kicked off on Sunday morning on Pademba Road featuring several cycling clubs from Freetown and other parts of Sierra Leone. Some of the clubs featured in this year’s...
The Sierra Leone Government has launched the National Consumer Protection Commission at Bank Complex in Kingtom, Freetown. The event which took place on November 22, invited distinguished guests including...
Sierra Leone’s President, Julius Maada Bio has launched the country's first iron rod manufacturing company. The launching, which took place at Songo Village on November 23, will see Odhav Multi Industries...
In a display of community spirit and generosity, Jetty Trading Company, led by Mohinder Bir Singh Sachdeva, popularly known as Pa Jetty, CEO of Jetty Trading Company, has been feeding over 1,200 people...
