The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, has reportedly queried President Maada Bio over continued human rights abuses in Sierra Leone. According to The Organiser...
The government of Sierra Leone through the National COVID-19 Emergency Response Centre (NaCOVERC) has announced extension of the measures taken to curtail the spread of the third wave of COVID-19 in the...
Sierra Leonean popular DJ and former President of Sierra Leone DJs Union, Pilot CPO advised Kao Denero to work with telecommunication companies to reduce data tariff instead of creating playlist for DJs. According...
The Ambassador of Special Envoy for Investments and Entertainment, Kao Denero had a successful meeting with popular businessman, Osman Jalloh commonly known as OJ. As an Ambassador for Entertainment,...
2018 Presidential candidate of Sierra Leone's opposition All People's Congress (APC), Dr. Samura Matthew Wilson Kamara has said that he is clearly ahead of other contenders of 2023 flagbearership of the...
Julius Maada Bio, the President of Sierra Leone and the Leader of the ruling Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) has introduced a new slogan for the party during a meeting held at the Party Headquarters...
Jason Pokawa, a pupil of Murray Deen Preparatory School has been named the best student in this year's National Primary School Exams (NPSE). The Minister of Basic and Secondary Education, Dr. David...
The Minister of Basic and Secondary Education, Dr. David Monina Sengeh has announced the release of National Primary School Examination (NPSE) results for 2021. After the release of the results from...
Clarifying on the use of the title “Honourable”, the Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Dr. Abass Chernor Bundu yesterday 21st July 2021 ruled that it could only be used by persons who are serving or had...
Edward Sahr James aka Junior, the main suspect in the assault case involving popular Rapper, Boss La and Business man, Osman Jalloh has escaped. Sierraloaded reports that Junior took to his heels after...
