Renowned Sierra Leonean lawyer, Basita Michael has raised concerns about the Sierra Leonean government’s accountability in the ongoing issues surrounding Koidu Limited and its workers. Basita Michael's...
Opposition politician Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray ordered the First Lady, Fatima Bio, to pay the salary and other benefits of Koidu Holdings' sacked workers on Sunday morning in the US. “Since it was...
The First Lady of Sierra Leone, Dr. Fatima Bio, has publicly accused the Owner of Koidu Holdings Limited of demanding the Chief Minister, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh to dismiss the Minister of Mines and Mineral...
A group of women and children, said to be the wives and children of sacked Koidu Holdings workers, staged a protest after their husbands were dismissed from the company. The women are demanding that Koidu...
In the once-thriving mining town of Koidu, in Sierra Leone’s diamond-rich Kono District, silence has replaced the thunder of excavation. The gates of Koidu Limited — the country’s largest diamond...
In a recent post by the APC Strategic Communications Unit on Facebook, Chernoh C.S Kamara, the Deputy National Organizing Secretary of the APC, criticized the SLPP Bio-led government for its handling of...
Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Madam Fatima Maada Bio, has filed a high-profile defamation lawsuit against diamond mining giant Koidu Holdings and its affiliates, accusing the company of orchestrating a...
The Kono Students Union (KonSU) has issued a public notice disputing a recent statement by Koidu Holdings regarding its provision of scholarships to students in the Kono District. In a press release dated...
Lawyer and activist Yasmin Jusu-Sheriff has called on the government to take responsibility following the recent layoff of over 900 workers at Koidu Holdings in Kono. She said the affected families are...
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has denied claims made by Octea Limited that Koidu Holdings (SL) Limited has been cleared of corruption. The ACC clarified that the investigation into the company...
