President Julius Maada Bio delivered the State Opening address for the Second Session of the Sixth Parliament of Sierra Leone. Emphasizing unity and governance, he highlighted significant achievements...
I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Mr. Speaker, Honourable Members of Parliament, Today, as we inaugurate the Second Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Republic of Sierra Leone, we stand united in pride and...
Joseph A. K. Sesay, lead state counsel in the ongoing court martial trial of 26 military personnel in his closing address, contend that the 2nd accused, Staff Sergeant Ibrahim Bundu Kamara, and the 3rd...
President Julius Maada Bio has announced that he will deliver an address on the occasion of the State Opening of the Second Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Second Republic of Sierra Leone. The...
President Dr. Julius Maada Bio is set to deliver the State Opening of Parliament on Tuesday, 6th August 2024, at the Parliament Building on Tower Hill in Freetown. This address marks the commencement...
President Julius Maada Bio took to X to join the Board, Management, and Staff of the Bank of Sierra Leone in marking the institution’s 60th anniversary. In his message, President Bio highlighted the...
The All People Congress (APC) party one of the prominent political parties in Sierra Leone is currently facing a dilemma as the trust for their presidential candidate the next elections after huge disappomtment...
Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio has met with a team of subject-specific experts assembled by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to discuss perspectives and strategic directions in the ongoing...
As Sierra Leone today 1st August 2024, assume the role of Presidency in the United Nations Security Council, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Alhaji Musa Timothy Kabba has...
As the month of August starts today, Sierra Leone will begins United Nations Security COuncil Presidency after a decision that was made on June 6th, 2024 from 188 of 193 UN member states. Sierra Leone...
