As Sierra Leone observed National Remembrance Day on 18 January under the theme “Never Again,” the Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Conrad Sackey, paid a solemn visit to the Peace...
More than twenty years after the end of Sierra Leone’s civil war, the physical violence may have ceased, but its human consequences remain deeply embedded in the lives of survivors. The conflict that...
The Government of Sierra Leone has announced that the country will observe its first National Remembrance Day on Sunday, January 18, 2026, as a national moment for remembrance, reflection and peace. The...
Twenty-seven years have passed since the sun rose over a capital city that was about to descend into hell. On January 6, 1999, Freetown, Sierra Leone’s vibrant coastal capital, witnessed one of the...
Presidential Spokesman Alpha Kanu says the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) government has done more for Sierra Leone’s development than the previous All People’s Congress (APC) government. He...
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE) hoste the first-ever National Independence Symposium at the Julius Maada Bio Parade Square, Wilberforce Barracks, on Sunday, April 27, Sierra Leone’s...
Lahai Lawrence Leema, the National Publicity Secretary of the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), says Sierra Leone has not achieved as much as it could have over the past 64 years due to political divisions...
Meet our personality for this week, Ishmael Beah Born on 23 November, Ishmael Beah is a Sierra Leonean writer and human rights activist, famous for being the author of the acclaimed memoir “A Long Way...
They say Sierra Leoneans don't know how to fight because when they do, they embark upon self-destruction by causing more harm than good to themselves. They amputate, slaughter, kill, and burn down their...
A quarter-century has passed since the day Freetown, Sierra Leone's vibrant capital, witnessed one of the darkest chapters in its history. On January 6, 1999, the rebel group Revolutionary United Front...
