The intensified fight against the sale and distribution of Kush in the Tankoro Division has recorded another major breakthrough following the arrest of a notorious drug dealer and two of his alleged associates. Security...
The Tankoro Police Division has arrested the CEO of Black Gate, described by authorities as one of the main Kush dealers operating in Koidu City. Residents have repeatedly complained about the growing...
In a bold show of unity against the growing Kush epidemic, victims of the deadly substance have joined forces with the Central Youths Organization (C.Y.O) in Kono District to raise awareness and expose...
The Koidu New Sembehun City Council (KNSCC), under the leadership of Mayor Matthew Komba Sam, is facing growing criticism from residents and stakeholders for failing to effectively manage waste in the...
An Officer Service Division (OSD) police officer, Jeremiah Ndomahina, formerly attached to the Tankoro Police Divisional Headquarters in Koidu City, Kono District, has been dismissed from the Sierra Leone...
A young boy, identified only as James, has died after drowning at Bawadi Junction in Koidu City, Kono District The boy, believed to be about seven or eight years old, was not known in the area, and people...
A man identified as Senesie has been arrested by the Central Youths Taskforce during an evening operation in the Central Community. He was reportedly caught with several wraps of kush, which authorities...
A youth-led group in Koidu City has issued a strong ultimatum to individuals involved in the sale of kush in the Central Community. The Central Youths Organization (C.Y.O.), based in Kono District, released...
A new maternal and child health facility in Kono District is almost complete. Located in Koidu town, the Maternal Center of Excellence (MCOE) is a 120-bed hospital co-funded by the Government of Sierra...
The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has vowed to swiftly address persistent low voltage problems affecting Koidu Township after identifying the cause of the disruptions. An EDSA investigation...
