A young man, known by face but unnamed by the people of central Freetown, was found dead on Wednesday morning near Connaught Hospital. The body was discovered around 11 a.m. along Lightfoot Boston Street,...
Taninihun Village has seen a big change with the installation of 10 solar-powered streetlights by Foison Minerals SL Limited, greatly boosting nighttime visibility, community safety, and daily convenience...
Residents in several communities in the western part of Freetown should expect planned power interruptions this week as the Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) carries out emergency preventive...
The Krio Descendants Union (KDY) and the Krio community, both in Sierra Leone and abroad, have formally expressed strong objections to the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs’ proposal...
The newly appointed Regional Police Commander for Freetown-East, Assistant Inspector General (AIG) Brima Kanneh, has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening police-community relations as a way of improving...
A consultative meeting organized by the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs to discuss the proposed administrative division of Freetown ended in strong opposition and dissatisfaction from...
Staff of the Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) on Friday apprehended a man accused of stealing cables and transmitters from a transformer in Freetown. In a video that has been widely...
Mohamed Kamara, a commercial minibus (poda-poda) driver, has been charged with fraudulent conversion after allegedly taking off with a vehicle he was assigned to drive and later returning it in a damaged...
Traders at Abacha Market in the eastern part of Freetown are raising concerns over low sales as the back-to-school season begins. Each year, the weeks leading up to school reopening usually bring increased...
Sonoco Company is set to revolutionize Sierra Leone's food landscape with a whopping $50 million flour mill in Freetown, poised to churn out a staggering 6,000 tons daily and cement the country's status...
