The United States is positioning trade, investment and development financing as key tools in its broader engagement with Sierra Leone as Freetown negotiates a potential Critical Minerals Agreement with...
The Regional Director for Plan International West and Central Africa (WACA), Alasan Senghore, paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Information and Civic Education, Hon. Chernor A. Bah, to reaffirm the...
The main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) has announced its commitment to fully participate in Sierra Leone’s upcoming 2026 Population and Housing Census. The party’s position was disclosed...
Former presidential candidate Mohamed Kamarainba Mansaray has fiercely responded to recent comments made by Information Minister Chernor Bah, denying allegations that he is a fugitive from justice and...
Minister of Information and Civic Education Chernor Bah has said the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) would secure a landslide victory in the 2028 general elections if the country’s energy...
Minister of Information and Civic Education Chernor Bah has dismissed as “100 percent fake” a document circulating on social media that claims to be an official communication from the European Parliament...
The Government of Sierra Leone, through the Ministry of Information and Civic Education, is set to host another edition of the Civic Day Series in Lungi on Tuesday, 19th May 2026. The townhall meeting,...
The residents of Kamakwie, headquarter town of Karene District in north-west Sierra Leone, have called on the government to urgently deploy at least two medical doctors to serve the area’s main referral...
The Alpha Sesay, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, has called on Sierra Leoneans to embrace national unity and constructive dialogue as the country moves forward with its long-standing constitutional...
The Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, has paid a working visit to Statistics Sierra Leone (Stats SL) to discuss ways to strengthen collaboration ahead of the 2026 Population and...
