Dutch RTL journalist Sophie van Leeuwen has been prevented from leaving Sierra Leone following her arrest on Thursday. While released from custody, she remains in the country pending further interrogation,...
Agnes Bio, 30, is believed to be a special favourite of the President, who has several children by different mothers. Agnes is currently ‘co-lead’ of the Youth, Peace and Security team in the Sierra...
As a nation, we are currently in deep shame and despair. Our country has been prominent on the international news stands for the wrong reasons. Our integrity as a nation is currently being questioned and...
A lavish engagement party held on November 29, 2024, for Agnes Bio, daughter of Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio, and her partner, Jos Leijdekkers, has come under intense scrutiny. The event...
Alusine Kanneh, Sierra Leone's Chief Immigration Officer, has come under scrutiny after being identified in a video alongside Jos Leijdekkers, a convicted Dutch drug kingpin now believed to be operating...
Opposition politician and Investigative journalist, Dr. Sylvia Blyden has shared new details from her investigation into Omar Sheriff, the businessman recently linked to an extradition request by the...
The Dutch government has formally requested the extradition of convicted drug criminal Jos Leijdekkers from Sierra Leone. The extradition request was handed over to Sierra Leonean authorities today,...
Former Presidential Candidate, Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray, has demanded that Leonoil Company Limited release five years of bank statements and profit records to substantiate their financial dealings....
In recent months, the political climate in Sierra Leone has taken a tumultuous turn, particularly following allegations against President Julius Maada Bio and his connections to drug trafficking. As citizens...
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), William Fayia Sellu, has disclosed that the Sierra Leone Police have identified the individual believed to be Europe’s most wanted man, Jos Leijdekkers, as Umar...
