In the afternoon of Thursday, February 20, 2024, community members of Mamusu Lane in Kambia District discovered an unidentified decaying body in a pond-like drainage. A reporter of the Koinadugu and Falaba...
Civil Society Activist, Daniel Pewah has supported the actions of the Sierra Leone Police against Dutch journalist, Sophie van Leeuwen. van Leeuwen was detained by the Sierra Leone Police on charges of...
Sierra Leone's former Gender and Social Welfare Minister, Sylvia Blyden, has spoken out to clarify misconceptions surrounding the arrest and work of Dutch journalist, Sophie van Leeuwen. On January...
In a troubling turn of events, the Sierra Leone Police have confirmed that the personal belongings of Dutch journalist Sophie Van Leeuwen are still under their scrutiny, raising concerns about press freedom...
Dutch journalist Sophie van Leeuwen has been questioned for a second consecutive day by the Sierra Leone Police (SLP) at the Criminal Investigations Department headquarters in Freetown. The SLP has stated...
A video circulating on social media features a woman crying foul play, alleging that her living baby was exchanged with a dead child at the 34 Military Hospital. In an interview, the mother explained...
Dr. Samura Kamara, the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the All-People’s Congress (APC) party, today honored an invitation from the Cyber Unit of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) at Pademba...
Since January, the Guinean government has been under scrutiny following the seizure of a vehicle allegedly linked to the Sierra Leonean Embassy in Guinea. Authorities reportedly discovered harmful substances...
After a long-awaited pursuit, on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, notorious fraudster Francise Koroma—who is wanted by many Sierra Leoneans, including the Criminal Investigation Department of Sierra Leone—was...
According to Satellite Newspaper, the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Sierra Leone Police (SLP) has officially invited the Deputy Minister of Sports, Lawrence Kai Mbayo, to...
