The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) have provided an update on the ongoing investigation into the tragic killing of journalist Samuel Brima Mattia, following a visit by a delegation from the Sierra Leone Association...
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) has expressed deep sorrow and outrage following the brutal killing of Samuel Brima Mattia, a former reporter for VOPAD Radio 96.5 FM and a dedicated member...
In a public statement released on Monday, 13th January 2025, Meivin Tejan Mansaray, a prominent Sierra Leonean journalist, political analyst, and social commentator, responded to the controversial ruling...
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), in a press release, has expressed deep concern over the decision by the Speaker of the Parliament of Sierra Leone, Rt. Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, to...
In giving his feedback on the Limkokwing University student exhibition, SLAJ President Ahmed Sahid Nasralla praised the university students for their hard work. According to him, "It's a great pleasure...
The President of SLAJ, Ahmed Sahid Nasralla, had a friendly dinner with the new Indian High Commissioner, discussing the collaboration between the media and the High Commission. Last night, the President...
In a heartfelt New Year message delivered to fellow journalists, media practitioners, and partners, Ahmed Sahid Nasrallah, President of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), expressed both...
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) today held a meeting with the leadership of the Sierra Leone Police to address concerns surrounding journalist Thomas Dixon and the Inspector General...
A Police State is characterized by extensive surveillance, coercion, and restrictions on individual freedoms of all sorts, including: assembly, free speech, etc. The governance structure of such a state...
Peter Beckley, State House Communications Manager has stated in that President Julius Maada Bio is ready to support the media in Sierra Leone. Speaking to NewsWatch TV, the State House Communications...
