In a further demonstration of the longstanding camaraderie and diplomatic alliance between Sierra Leone and The Gambia, President Julius Maada Bio has yesterday arrived in Banjul. The purpose of his visit...
President Julius Maada Bio has appoints Yulisa Ahmadu as Youth Envoy on 25th May 2023. According to the appointment letter, the envoy will serve as a representative and advocate for the voices and interest...
In a recent address to the nation, Chief Minister Jacob Jusus Saffa, a prominent figure in President Bio's administration, has pledged to address the rising prices of commodities and control inflation...
Sierra Leone’s main opposition, All People’s Congress are going to launch its manifesto on Monday, May 29, 2023. The party has already presented Dr. Samura Kamara as their Presidential candidate...
President Julius Maada Bio has departed Sierra Leone on Saturday for a subregional tour of some ECOWAS countries. It was learnt that Bio's travel is unconnected to his position as Chairperson of the...
Loyalty is a fine quality, but in excess fills political graveyards. Nothing is more attractive than loyalty. Patriotic citizens always show loyalty to their country, but to the government only when it...
Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara (JFK), the Former Attorney General and Minister of Justice during the previous APC-led government, has responded to the recent fall of the renowned Freetown Cotton tree, interpreting...
In a recent campaign tour ahead of the upcoming multi-tier elections in June, the First Lady of Sierra Leone, Fatima Maada Bio, expressed her admiration for President Julius Maada Bio's faithfulness and...
In a significant move towards promoting peaceful elections, President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone has joined fellow political party flagbearers in signing the Electoral Pledge. As the candidate...
President Julius Maada Bio has made a visit to Freetown historic cotton tree that was fell by heavy downpour on Wednesday night. Emergencies authorities have not recorded any casualties but debris from...
