Residents of Samsumana Drive, Imatt, Cluster, and surrounding areas in Freetown have been reeling under a prolonged electricity blackout that began on November 8, 2024. Despite repeated complaints to...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has announced planned and unplanned power outages affecting multiple locations across Sierra Leone. The disruptions result from various faults and...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Agency (EDSA) has apologised to the First Lady, Fatima Bio after his radio discussion programme went off air due to a power outage in Kenema, Eastern Sierra Leone. “The...
Magistrate Hadiru Dabor of Kabala Magistrate Court has sentenced Alie Marah to two-year imprisonment after he was found guilty of destroying property of the Electricity Distribution Supply Authority (EDSA). On...
At the inaugural National Dialogue on Climate Resilience and Energy Transition, President Julius Maada Bio reaffirmed Sierra Leone’s commitment to renewable energy and climate resilience, highlighting...
In a devastating turn of events, the Electricity Distribution Supply Authority (EDSA) claims that the rationing of electricity supply in Kenema is caused by several robberies of cables and transformers....
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has appeared in court over allegations of failing to fully compensate a former employee, John Sarra, who was involved in a life-altering accident...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has successfully installed a new transformer for the Lungi community, a development that has been met with widespread appreciation from residents...
The World Bank Sierra Leone Economic Report published on 10th October 2024, demonstrated that the country's economic projection has grown by 5.7% in 2023, exceeding expectations driven by strong performance...
Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh held a crucial meeting in Freetown today with the Energy Governance Coordination Team and the Minister of Mines, Petroleum, and Energy of Ivory Coast. The discussions...
