Several children were injured on Monday morning after a protest broke out at Fourah Bay College. The protest came after a school building belonging to the Indigenous Elementary High School was demolished. The...
On Wednesday June 19th, the streets of Freetown's central business district and surrounding areas empty, with most shops were noticeably empty, and businesses closed and government offices including courts...
Some Sierra Leoneans in the United Kingdom have stage a peaceful protest in front of the Commonwealth Headquarters in London. According to Owl Press, the protest was against the rigging of the June 24...
Six accused persons alleged to have taken part in the September 11th demonstration within the Northern city of Makeni have been remanded on Wednesday 13th September 2023. The six were arraigned before...
The National Publicity Secretary for Sierra Leone’s main opposition party All People's Congress (APC), Sidi Yaya Tunis has denounced their party's involvement in any planned demonstration or protest...
The Sierra Leone Police has given a situational update on the supposed September 11 protest in the nation’s capital, Freetown and other parts of the country. Mr. Will from the Office of the National...
Locals in Sierra Leone have recovered the bodies of two fishermen who drowned at Shells Wata in Waterloo three days ago. 24 Hours Bloggers reported that the two men drowned as a result of bad weather...
The local people of Kamakwie Town, the district headquarter of Karene, have refused to honour to protest on Monday. Sierraloaded was meant to understand that the town was relatively peaceful on Monday...
The Native Consortium and Research Center has cautioned Sierra Leoneans to stay away from any unlawful violent protest that will lead to the loss of life, and destruction of properties like the August...
Whether massive, widespread or contained, the frequent shutdowns and protests in Sierra Leone are harming the economy and should stop being played down by ruling party bloggers and sycophants. A country...
