Why I Travelled to London – President Bio Finally Confesses
Sierra Leone’s President, Dr Julius Maada Bio, has on an interview with the BBC revealed the reason why he traveled to London.…
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After a day of deadly protests in Sierra Leone’s capital and other parts of the country, President Julius Maada Bio has vowed…
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Sierra Leone’s President, Dr Julius Maada Bio, has on an interview with the BBC revealed the reason why he traveled to London.…
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As peaceful protesters were demonstrating on August 10, the PWD Police post in Freetown was one of the places made a target…
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The Deputy Minister of Information and Communications, Solomon Jamiru, has suggested better ways to address issues in Sierra Leone. In addressing Sierra…
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The government of Sierra Leone through the National Cyber Security Coordination Center in collaboration with the Ministry of Information and communications and…
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Sierra Leone’s former President, Ernest Bai Koroma, has sympathized with the bereaved families of victims in the bloody August 10th protest in…
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The identities of some of the Sierra Leone Police Officers who were killed while on duty during yesterday’s violent protest have been…
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The Media Reform Coordinating Group (MRCG) has cautioned Media Practitioners to Ensure their safety while they are covering and reporting on protests.…
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The Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, has reacted to the display of violence by ordinary freetonians and police officers currently going on…
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What was said to be rumors have manifest today as a town near Makeni, the Northern Province of Sierra Leone, Binkoloh have…
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The Union of European Experts Chambers (UCEE) has met with Sierra Leone’s Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Dr. Memunatu Pratt at…
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Sierra Leone Police Officers attached at the Kenema Division have been caught on camera destroying business places of local traders in Makobie…
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