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,...
The President of Sierra Leone, Julius Maada Bio has said that the August 10 anti-government protest in some parts of Freetown and in North was not a protest, but terrorism at the highest level. The...
Today, the situation is calm and peaceful in Freetown as things are slowly going back to normal after yesterday's anti government demonstrations that turned violent and deadly. The streets are empty...
The Chinese Embassy in Sierra Leone has condemned yesterday's violent protests in Freetown and other parts of the country that led to the death of several people including police officers. Responding...
The Commission of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS Commission) has strongly condemned the violence that occurred yesterday in many locations in Sierra Leone, leading to the loss of...
Members of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) have taken to the streets of Freetown to restore law and order after today’s protest turned into bloody violence in some part of the capital. In...
There are report of many people reportedly shot dead by police officers as ongoing protest turns bloody in Freetown this morning. There are also reports of heavy police presence and clashes with protesters...
