His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio has on Monday 17th April 2023 commissioned the satrt of work and turned the sod for the construction of the Garwama, Gendema Bridge, which connects Simbaru and...
First Lady of The Republic of Sierra Leone, Fatima Jabbie Bio has donated 1,000 bags of cement to Segbwema Town for the construction of Central Mosque and the Catholic Church. This donation came in as...
Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Bio has been appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres to the advisory board of eminent persons to promote Zero Waste Initiative to advance the...
The First Lady of Sierra Leone, Fatima Jabbie Bio has been honoured with an Honorary Doctorate Degree by the University of Sierra Leone at Fourah Bay College campus, Mount Aureol. This is her second...
The First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone has engaged in Agricultural advancement in the country as means for food self-sufficiency. The First Lady believes that agriculture should be the new fashion...
The incumbent President Julius Maada Bio together with his wife has received his voter’s ID card on Friday. The President, upon receiving his ID, reminisced on event of 2012 when he was refused his...
President Julius Maada Bio in his recent tour to the provinces has called on the people of Massam Kpka Chiefdom in the Pujehun district of Southern Sierra Leone to re-elect him for a second term without...
The African First Ladies Peace Mission, through its President H.E Dr. Mrs. Aisha Muhammadu Buhari the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has donated 400 bags of 10kg rice, 30 cartons of nutrition...
Magistrate Mark Ngegba of Pademba Road Magistrate Court has sent three persons accused of killing Fatima Bio’s close protection officer. The accused Mohamed Samura, Mohamed Lamin Dumbuya, and Hordy...
Her Excellency Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, the First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone and a current global star is the driving force behind the Hands Off Our Girls campaign. The campaign, which was started...
