Some market women in Freetown and other parts of the country have decided to boycott a proposed protest slated for Monday, September 11. On Monday, I have to open my shop and go on my normal business,...
The Deputy Minister for Transport and Aviation, Rex Bhonapha has engaged stakeholders in transport sector and their members over protest in Kenema District. The meeting, which was held on September 9,...
Following the public pronouncement on the Increase in the pump price of fuel per litre for Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene from NLe25.00 to NLe 30.00 the General Public is hereby informed that the Ministry...
The National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT) has donated a 32-seater bus to Eastern Technical University to open a new chapter of academic journey for students at the university. The donation...
Amidst efforts by Management to bring sanity to the Administration, sources at the Sierra Leone Maritime Administration have told this medium that certain members of Management are in collusion with members...
The Minister of Transport and Aviation, Kabineh Kallon, has disclosed that in 2022, road traffic collisions resulted in 269 fatalities in Sierra Leone. To address this issue, the Sierra Leone Integrated...
The Ministry of Transport and Aviation has ended a two-day Road Safety Workshop for transport stakeholders from the 25th -26th April, 2023 in Freetown. This came to reality through the Sierra Leone...
The Minister of Transport and Aviation Kabineh M. Kallon on Saturday 25th March 2023 revealed reasons why the new Ferries are not presently in operation since they were shipped into the country. According...
The Government of Sierra Leone, through Ministry of Transport and Aviation has announced that the new Freetown International Airport will be opened for commercial use on Saturday. “Consequently, all...
President Julius Maada Bio is set to commission the new Freetown International Airport on the 3rd March 2023. This announcement was made by the Deputy Minister of Transport and Aviation, Rex Bonapha...
