The Board of Directors of Tandeen Group has strongly dismissed allegations circulating on social media and other informal platforms against the company, its operations, and leadership, describing the claims...
There comes a point in every nation’s story when denial becomes more dangerous than truth. Sierra Leone may be approaching that point. For years, drug trafficking was treated as a distant issue something...
A major new report on cocaine markets in West Africa has identified Sierra Leone as a growing strategic base for international drug trafficking, citing its use by a fugitive Dutch kingpin with alleged...
Abdulia Bundu, widely known as "Eastern Man," a notorious drug dealer, and eleven of his associates were arrested in a major operation conducted by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Tuesday,...
The Turkish authorities have extradited Abdullah "Don Vito" Alp Üstün, a known cocaine baron with ties to Jos Leijdekkers, from Dubai to Turkey early this morning on an Interpol Red Notice. Üstün is...
A yacht with three Filipino crew members drifted ashore at Beach One in Hamilton today, prompting a joint response from the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces Navy and the Sierra Leone Police Maritime...
Indian authorities have arrested an Ivory Coast national who was caught smuggling 1.13 kilograms of cocaine into the country after arriving from Sierra Leone. The arrest took place at Chhatrapati Shivaji...
Dutch prosecutors have revealed plans to seize €221 million (\$253 million) in illicit wealth tied to Jos Leijdekkers, one of Europe’s most wanted drug kingpins, also known as ‘Bolle Jos’. This...
Authorities in the Netherlands have accused the Sierra Leonean government of a lack of cooperation in the extradition of convicted drug baron, Jos Leijdekkers from the West African country. The Dutch...
Wanted Dutch drug lord, Jos Leijdekkers’ first wife, Hanane has allegedly requested the extradition of her son to the Netherlands. This information was made public by opposition politician, Mohamed...
