According to the local lore, the song “Koko Ros” was composed by Dr. Orloh, in the wake of a personal rupture—his divorce. On the surface, it is draped in melody and rhythm. Beneath that, it is an...
Close your eyes for a moment. Imagine Sierra Leone, not as the fractured land we see today, but as our forefathers envisioned it. A nation where the rhythms of Kono, the dances of Bo, the songs of Bonthe,...
Entertainment from the 1xGames category has become a hit among all thrill-seekers. There are no complicated mechanics, intricate rules for forming paylines, or many symbols — only fast-paced rounds with...
On August 14, 2025, QNET hosted an engaging webinar that brought Sierra Leonean journalists together with top company officials to reflect on the participation of journalist at the QNET VCON Malaysia and...
Residents in Kambia District have expressed their dissatisfaction over the inflated price of the National Identification Card, which costs NLe 220 in their region, significantly higher than the official...
In his address to Parliament on 7 August 2025, President Julius Maada Bio issued a call for renewed national dialogue on adopting proportional representation (PR) not only in parliamentary elections but...
Connaught Hospital in Freetown is the country’s oldest principal adult referral hospital founded in 1912. Despite being home to some of the country’s finests consultants , specialists and other highly...
On August 13, big football will return to European stadiums, delighting fans with a spectacular battle between the Champions League and Europa League winners. The best sports betting site 1xBet has made...
In politics, loyalty is not just a virtue — it’s a currency. And if there’s one person in Sierra Leone’s recent political history who has paid that price in full, it’s Her Excellency Fatima Jabbie...
In any true democracy, civil society is meant to be the voice of the people and the watchdog that keeps government on its toes. But in Sierra Leone, that watchdog seems to have turned into something else...
