Sierra Leonean entertainer, activist, and opposition political figure Zainab Sheriff is scheduled to receive her final judgment on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, concluding a high-profile trial concerning alleged...
Dr. Philip John Kanu, the Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU), has been placed on immediate interim suspension following a high-level probe into alleged staff recruitment...
The Government of Sierra Leone has officially announced a nationwide increase in public transportation fares, effective Wednesday, April 8, 2026. The adjustment comes in direct response to the recent public...
The government of Sierra Leone has dismissed allegations that electricity meant for Makeni was diverted to Freetown, with Deputy Minister of Energy I, Edmond Nonie, describing the claim as unfounded and...
Passengers traveling with Sea Coach Boat Company Ltd will face higher ticket prices starting today, April 8, 2026. Management announced the fare adjustments in a public notice, attributing the price hike...
Minister of Youth Affairs Ibrahim Sannoh has launched a blistering attack on the CEO of popular social media blog BORN2BLOG, Sahr Memphis, accusing him of “irresponsible blogging of extortion” and...
Opposition politician, musician, and women’s rights advocate Zainab O. Sheriff issued a defiant public statement this morning, reaffirming her loyalty to Sierra Leone and her commitment to constitutional...
Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, has dismissed the viral video of President Julius Maada Bio telling supporters of the opposition All Peoples Congress (APC) in Bonthe District...
AYV Media Empire has issued a statement admitting that its initial translation of President Julius Maada Bio’s Mende remarks — in which he appeared to say that any supporter of the opposition APC in...
Major Sierra Leonean broadcaster AYV Media has quietly removed a controversial video clip showing President Julius Maada Bio stating that opposition supporters in Bonthe District "shall die early in the...
