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 Resident Minister of the Northeast Region, Hon. Ibrahim Jalloh, has taken a significant step in the fight against substance abuse by launching the “Voices Against Kush” campaign in Makeni City. The...
The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) in the Port Loko Division have stepped up their efforts in the ongoing fight against the trafficking, sale, and consumption of harmful drugs, including Kush, Tramadol, and...
The leadership of the Sierra Leone Police has ordered the transfer of Sergeant 14483 M.S. Swaray to the Transnational Organised Crime Unit (TOCU) in Freetown for further investigations. Swaray, until...
President Julius Maada Bio has called on young people across Sierra Leone to stay away from kush, the dangerous synthetic drug that continues to destroy lives and threaten the country’s future. Speaking...
Justice Isata Sellu Tucker of the High Court in Freetown has sentenced Abubakarr Sesay, a known kush dealer, to ten (10) years imprisonment for unlawful possession of narcotic drugs. The convict was...
Sierra Leone’s vice president, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh has called for renewed national coordination and unified action in Sierra Leone’s ongoing battle against the deadly Kush epidemic, describing...
The Deputy Minister of Information Bockarie Abdel Aziz Bawoh, has described President Bio as a very disciplined leader who will not hold back at imposing sanctions on anyone, whether family or friends,...
The police personnel from the Makeni and Panlap Divisions, supported by regional headquarters officers, has conducted a massive drug raid across the city of Makeni and its environs, rescuing 123 drug addicts...
The Congo Cross Police Division has intensified its crackdown on the sale and use of illicit drugs in the Western Urban District, seizing more than 800 wraps of suspected Kush in a series of coordinated...
