On Monday, November 3 2025, a vehicle collided with an okada (motorbike) carrying a passenger along the Bo–Taiama Highway in Bo. Eyewitness on the scene stated that both the rider and the passenger...
An Okada Rider who was involved in the Bo Tipper accident that claimed the lives of three people was buried on Monday, September 2025, in his hometown. The deceased was mourned by members of the Bo...
Two young boys have died from a gruesome accident at Mortaim community, Charlotte Village in the Western Rural District. According to eyewitnesses, the accident occurred near a local shop where a vehicle...
A young boy, identified only as James, has died after drowning at Bawadi Junction in Koidu City, Kono District The boy, believed to be about seven or eight years old, was not known in the area, and people...
Reports reaching our desk have indicated that several people are reported dead along Mile 91-Moyamba highway after a 40-foot container somersaults on Sunday morning. The crash, which occurred earlier...
A gruesome accident that occurred along the Makeni highway, close to Chinese compound, has left nine people dead. The accident occurred when a truck carrying palm oil suffered a punctured tire leaving...
Samuel James Decker, a resident of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, passed away on December 10, 2024, in Freetown, Sierra Leone, after sustaining injuries in a hit-and-run accident. Decker, affectionately...
A truck laden with food supplies overturned at the Masiaka Tollgate on Monday, August 12, 2024. A video circulating on social media shows the truck lying on its side just a few meters from the tollgate...
An early morning accident on Tuesday July 16th, 2024 claimed several lives on the Bo-Kenema highway. Around 5:30 AM, a truck loaded with local goods, including palm oil, veered off the road and overturned...
A tragic accident occurred on Sunday morning, 7th July 2024, in the Moriba Town section of Bo, resulting in the death of an adult male mason. The incident happened while the worker was performing renovation...
