In the mid-hours of Thursday, 27th February, 2025, the Nassit Ferry MV Bai Bureh experienced an engine failure shortly after departing from Government Wharf at 2:30 PM. The ferry, which was en route to...
The ferry M.V Mumzuk, en route from Targrin in Lungi to Kissy in Freetown, unexpectedly drifted towards the Queen Elizabeth Port (Watakey) during its journey. Despite the deviation, the M.V Mumzuk landed...
On July 19, 2024, at around 15:00 hours, the Safety Department of the Sierra Leone Maritime Administration (SLMA) received a distress alert about the MV Bai Bureh grounding on a sandbank during its 14:30...
In response to the recent adjustment in the nationwide curfew period, the ferry schedule has been revised to accommodate the new regulations. The changes aim to ensure the smooth transportation of passengers...
In response to the prevailing curfew measures in Freetown, the ferry schedule for commuters traveling between Freetown and Lungi has undergone adjustments. This alteration aims to accommodate the necessary...
The management of M.V Bai Bureh Ferry, crossing the estuary from Freetown to Targrin in Lungi, has announced a ban on all petty trading onboard the ferry. Speaking to AYV News, the Tickets Sales Supervisor...
The residents of Lungi, Kaffu-Bullom and Lokomasama Chiefdoms have expressed serious concerns and disappointment over the speedy increment of ferry fare from five thousand Leone (5,000) to twenty-seven...
The General Manager of MV Bai Bureh Francis Jamal Martin has expressed frustration over the damage caused to his ferry and threatened to sue the Sierra Leone Maritime and the Management of Mahera Ferry. In...
Freetown, SIERRA LEONE - The Manager of the MV Mahera and MV Muzurk Ferries in the Kissy Dockyard landing site, Alusine Daramy on Monday 24th October, 2022 told Awoko Newspaper that though they are still...
General Manager of the Great Scarcies and Mahera Ferry Company Alusine Daramy has given an update on the increment on the ferry fares that have been announced. Daramy said the increase in fares was...
