Six people have died after a mudslide in the mountain area of Looking Town in the eastern Freetown suburb of Kissy, according to the head of Sierra Leone’s disaster management agency, Lt Gen (Rtd) Brima...
The National Situation Room at the Office of National Security (ONS) has today, 28 August 2022 received reports of flash floods and landslide in some communities in the Western Area due to torrential rains. The...
Heavy and continuous rains in the morning of today, Sunday 28 August 2022 have led to landslides at Looking Town, outskirts of Freetown. According to reports, the land fell on two houses and covered...
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has as advised Freetown residents to be vigilant and adapt precautionary measures within their communities, adding that those who are in low lying areas...
There are reports of flooding in different parts of Freetown, capital of Sierra Leone this morning triggered by heavy and continuous downpour of rains. It is already reported that the raging floods...
Freetown over the years has been known for street trading of different kinds in most major streets as a source of livelihood. Unfortunately, some of those pretending to be traders are scammers who...
Continuous rains in the Tombo Community has left the Tombo Park Market completely waterlogged. A very busy Market that is always overcrowded with many traders and buyers is at a standstill. Shops...
There are reports of flooding in some parts of Freetown following continuous heavy down pour of rain in the evening hours of Monday, 15 August 2022. Videos shared on social media show the streets of...
The Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr has denied allegations of inciting August 10 violent anti-government protests in Freetown and the Northern parts of Sierra Leone that led to the killing of 17...
In the early hours of Friday 12th August 2022, Capitol Times Newspaper received an intelligence of overnight demolition of market stalls at Sani Abacha Street, one of the famous street market in Freetown. Kargbo,...
