The Communique signed on October 18th, 2023, by the government of Sierra Leone and the opposition APC has captured widespread global attention, drawing focus particularly from the United Nations. Renowned...
Amadu Koita, recognized as one of the main instigators, will appear in court for the second time today, Tuesday, January 9th, 2024, along with eleven others. They face charges related to the failed coup...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has announced that it will host a court-martial military of personnel involved in the November 26 failed coup attempt today, Monday, January 8, 2024. The sitting will take...
The Elephants of Côte d'Ivoire has defeated Leone Stars of Sierra Leone 5-1 in a friendly match at the Laurent Pokou Stadium in San-Pedro today 6th January y 2024. The Elephants secured their opener...
A quarter-century has passed since the day Freetown, Sierra Leone's vibrant capital, witnessed one of the darkest chapters in its history. On January 6, 1999, the rebel group Revolutionary United Front...
Former President of Sierra Leone, Dr Ernest Bai Koroma has been granted permission to stay in Nigeria on political asylum by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). The move comes in the...
Sierra Leone’s former president, Ernest Bai Koroma, has just been formally charged with treason. The four-count charge borders on his alleged involvement to overthrow the government of Sierra Leone...
Former President Ernest Bai Koroma will be flying out of Freetown on Thursday 4 January 2024 to temporarily relocate to Abuja. The Government of Nigeria has offered to host Dr Ernest Bai Koroma in Abuja...
The government of Sierra Leone has charged 12 people arrested and detained in connection with the November 26th failed coup attempt. The charged persons include Amadu 'Koita' Makalo, a retired military...
Festive lights flickered out in Sierra Leone's capital, plunging residents into darkness and frustration as the new year dawned. Freetown, grappling with chronic power cuts, faced its worst blackout yet...
