The Mayor of Freetown has in a meeting bade farewell to staff and partners at the Freetown City Council Headquarters on Wallace Johnson Street. Aki-Sawyerr has served her first-term as mayor of the Sierra...
Eugenia Kargbo has an unusual job, her role in Sierra Leone’s capital is the first of its kind in Africa. She has been tasked with raising public awareness about extreme heat, improving responses...
Freetown has gotten its first Heat Officer, Eugenia Kargbo whose mandate is to raise public awareness about extreme heat, improve responses to analyze, and collect, analyse, and visualize impact data for...
The Mayor of Freetown City, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, has been honoured by the World Economic Forum, SCHWAB Foundation, as the Outstanding Public Social Intrapreneur of the year 2023. She was awarded for...
The EAP Group of Companies operating in Sierra Leone is set to construct an ultramodern city at York Village, the outskirts of Sierra Leone's Freetown. The company is said to have finalized all paper...
President Julius Maada has officially Endorsed Mohamed Gento Kamara as the Mayoral candidate for the Ruling Sierra Leones People's Party. The president who is the Leader of the Party officially endorsed...
The mayor of Freetown Yvonne Aki Sawyerr will appear at the Magistrate Court today to answer charges of Obstruction of Police Duty and Disorderly Behaviour. Earlier this morning, the mayor took to her...
A Church Pianist, Alpha Fornah on the 6th February 2023, appeared in Court before Magistrate Mark Ngegba of Court of the Pademba Road Magistrate Court in Freetown, for stealing instruments worth NLe twenty...
The Management of the Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA) has in a public notice informed the general public, especially motorists that it has decided to extend the temporary closure of the failed sections...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has apologised for the intermittent power cuts and promised to rectify the power outage in Freetown. The Company said that they are overwhelmed...
