Dr. Samura Kamara, the leader and presidential candidate of the main opposition party, the All Peoples Congress (APC), has proposed a direct meeting with President Julius Maada Bio in an effort to ease...
The military court in Sierra Leone has found L/Cpl Abu Bakarr Koroma, also known as "Opanday," not guilty on charges of mutiny and murder, citing certified insanity as the basis for the verdict. Koroma...
The Court Martial proceedings against the first batch of 27 military personnel involved in the November 26, 2023 coup will conclude today, August 20, 2024. Following the closing submissions on August...
Dr. Simeon K. Ehui, Director General of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and Regional Director for CGIAR Africa, led a high-level delegation to meet with President Dr. Julius...
Bo Rangers FC were held to a 1-1 draw by Ivory Coast’s San Pedro in the first leg of the Total Energies CAF Champions League preliminary round on Saturday, August 17, 2024, at the Southern Arena. Mohamed...
Haja Namasa Conteh, a young brilliant female pupil who achieved a score of 344 in the 2024 National Primary School (NPSE) has been named best pupil by the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary School...
President Julius Maada Bio has addressed the issue surrounding Former President Ernest Bai Koroma's alleged involvement in the failed coup attempt in Sierra Leone during a press briefing at the United...
President Dr Julius Maada Bio, serving as President of the United Nations Security Council for August 2024, has addressed the Council’s debate on maintaining international peace and security. In his...
Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio will on Monday, 12th August 2024 preside over a groundbreaking debate at the United Nations Security Council, where he serves as the current President. The debate,...
A military court has sentenced 24 soldiers to maximum jail terms of 120 years each for their roles in a bloody coup attempt. The verdict, delivered during the 74th session of the Court Martial on Friday,...
