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...
Traditional leaders of Kono District have summon Ariyogbo, the spiritual investigator of Kono, to look into the severe thunderstorm incident that struck late last night, which claimed the lives of three...
The case of Satta Lamin, a young woman who was gang-raped by more than six men in 2018 in Kailahun District, resurfaced during the All People’s Congress (APC) Monthly Parliamentary Press Briefing. Hon....
The National Revenue Authority (NRA) has joined force with the Ministry of Information and Civic Education in initiating the Civic Day Series in Port Loko, aimed at strengthening the connection between...
Workers at Koidu Holdings Limited have gone on strike following the sudden dismissal of 900 employees. They are protesting what they describe as unfair treatment and abrupt layoffs, claiming the decision...
In the early hours of Monday, 21st April, 2025, a devastating fire destroyed homes of multiple rooms to ashes at Tankoro, Kono District. As confirmed by an eyewitness, Benjamin Kellie, the disastrous...
Koidu Holdings Limited has submitted a preliminary report to the Ministry of Mines and Mineral Resources detailing the impacts of the recent industrial strike in Kono District, which has now dragged...
Some grassroot supporters of the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) have firmly advocated for the Vice President of Sierra Leone, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh to spearhead the party's campaign for the 2028...
Mohamed Sesay of Titambaya Village, Nimikoro Chiefdom, has been arrested by police officers from the Motema Division in Kono District for allegedly possessing nine bundles of dried leaves believed to be...
The Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka has on Friday, 4th April, 2025 inaugurated a significant investment in mechanized farming, aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity in Kono District. The...
