The suspended Auditor-General of Sierra Leone, Lara Taylor-Pearce has taken President Julius Maada Bio to the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone to challenge her suspension, Sierraloaded has learnt. It...
President Bio must sack the information minister because in the first place, brought in Zoodlabs to take over the operations of SALCAB when it is apparent that Zoodlabs is a mafia outfit which does have...
Report reaching me revealed that former AG, Anthony Brewah was the one who personally inserted the name of Baimba Moiforay (LAC) into the list of clemency. The normal process is this: Correctional Center...
Sierra Leone´s President, Dr Julius Maada Bio has appointed Robert Baoma Kowa Esq as Solicitor General of the Republic of Sierra Leone. H.E the President announced this appointment in a Public Notice...
They allegation is that very heavy bribe, which up to press time has not been confirmed crossed hands that culminated to the release under the Presidential Pardon of professional killers that have been...
Following President Dr Julius Maada Bio's decision to grant his Presidential Assent to the Finance Act 2022, import duty on cement and iron rod has been reduced from 20% to 10% and from 10% to 5% respectively....
In his fifth cabinet reshuffle on 11th January this year, President Julius Maada Bio made some minor but very significant changes in his government. The president made a total of 14 appointments in...
When Dr. Austin Demby was appointed as Minister of Health and Sanitation, one newspaper commentator described him as 'a new broom' sent to clean up the Ministry. Dr Demby set himself the arduous task of...
President Julius Maada Bio has sacked Sierra Leone's Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Anthony Yeiwoh Brewah. Brewah was sacked today Tuesday, January 18th, 2022. This development comes just...
President Bio and Her Majesty Fatima Maada Bio the First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone has Depart for the Gambia to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Gambian President, H.E Adama Barrow. The...
