The Government of Sierra Leone through the Youths Commissioner and partners have launched the UN funded ‘’Youths In Politics and Peace Building Project’’ ahead of the June 24 General Elections. This...
The First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone has engaged in Agricultural advancement in the country as means for food self-sufficiency. The First Lady believes that agriculture should be the new fashion...
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Edward Hinga Sandi has engaged the business sector on discussions related to national development and improvement of the sector. Minister Sandi met with the private...
Sylvia Blyden has responded to remarks from many Sierra Leoneans questioning the Nationality of the First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone, H.E Fatima Bio. In her write-up she maintained that, the...
The Minister of Basic Education, David Moinina Sengeh has discussed the vision of Sierra Leone in transforming the educational sector with counterparts in Washington DC. Making his statement, minister...
The United Nations in Sierra Leone has shown records of supporting the review of 22 laws that hindered gender equality in Sierra Leone. The United Nations rolled out their ‘’Outcome 2 Transformational...
Sierra Leone’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, David John Francis has concluded engagement with the Foreign Affairs Minister of Brazil in Brasilia, H.E Mauro Viera on bilateral and multilateral cooperation. The...
The Entertainment Ambassador, Kao Denero has given reasons for throwing his full support to the former President, Dr Julius Maada Bio. In his message, he pointed out some things and issues for clarification...
Sylvia Blyden has rolled out a briefing on leadership and the diverse roles between men and women in terms of power and title with strategic comparison. In her fifth paragraph, she disclosed her ambition...
The Press Secretary to the office of the President of Sierra Leone, Yusuf Keketoma Sandi has commented on the press release by the main opposition APC party over the death of ASP Gbanya. The ALL Peoples...
