Distressful video on Social Media captured a young Sierra Leonean Man who allegedly died from smoking a harmful contraband drugs locally called 'Kush'. The video revealed that the incident took place...
In the rain, he stood; helplessly or rather hopelessly. The young man who should be in his twenties could hardly move, save for his dangling feet, not the English modifiers, but even if we're to take that...
Police at Congo Cross have arrested two men and destroyed a kiosk believed to be used for peddling narcotic drug, kush in west Freetown community of Murray Town. Congo-Cross Police revealed that they...
A young man was arrested by police at a graveyard for allegedly digging human graves to extract bones to be used for making narcotic drug, kush. In a video that is circulating on social media, police...
In a compelling Twitter thread, renowned BBC Reporter, Umaru Fofana, sheds light on the concerning and blemished state of mental health in Sierra Leone, highlighting the alarming rise in the use of the...
Have you ever wondered how the heinous substance, “Kush”, is being grown and processed and its profound effect on our country and the future leaders – our youths? If yes, brace yourself as I steer...
In 2019, President Bio declared rape a national emergency, highlighting the gravity of the issue and the urgent need for action. Today, another crisis demands a similar response- the rampant drug epidemic...
Freetown West Police Division has arrested one Issa Deen who was caught possessing 53 wraps of substance popularly called Kush. The suspect was arrested on 18th January by the divisional operational patrol...
A Police Constable in Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital, 18471 Alusine Kamara who is attached to the Ross Road Police Station in Freetown, has been arrested and is in custody at the Waterloo Police Station...
It is generally of the strongest conviction that the incumbent, SLPP is unable to govern the country without drug deals alongside. If you ask many to justify this generally accepted notion, many will...
