President Julius Maada Bio has today, July 4th, 2025, officially commissioned the Mattru Bridge, reflecting a crucial milestone in his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development in Sierra...
The Director General of the Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA), Engineer Alfred J. Momodu, has led the creation and maintenance of different roads across the country. The focus is on building new roads,...
A good number of the people of Bonthe District are now with the belief that President Julius Maada Bio has fulfilled his promise after the completion of the new Mattru Jong–Senehun Bridge, which replaces...
The Ministry of Trade and Industry, in collaboration with the Ministry of Transport and Aviation, has announced new retail prices for cement in Sierra Leone. The revised prices, reflecting transportation...
The Mattru Jong Magistrate Court, a critical judicial facility in Bonthe District, faces severe neglect as the building, constructed in 2002, continues to deteriorate without any significant maintenance...
A popular Okada rider, Mohamed Kamara, widely known as Nani, tragically drowned on September 16, 2024, while attempting to cross the Bumpeh Tabay River near Mattru Jong. Kamara was using a local boat...
A passenger canoe is reported to have met with disaster in the Jong River, claiming the lives of several passengers. The Jong River, also known as the Taia River, is a significant waterway coursing through...
The Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA), together with the works contractor, MARIPOMA Enterprise, and the consulting engineer, Sabbour Consulting has visited locations along the Kpetema-Mattru Jong Road...
The Jorg Wolff Foundation, through the New Apostolic Church q(NAC) Mission Aid Sierra Leone, in their yearly charity gesture has donated food and non food items worth 10,000 Euro equivalent in Leones to...
A road accident on Sunday has claimed the lives of at least three while many are still trapped as at the time of filing this report. Sierraloaded learnt that the incident occurred by Mattru Jong commonly...
