The Sierra Leone Commercial Motor Bike Riders Union has announced that all commercial motorbike riders across the country will be required to wear helmets while riding, starting Monday, 9th March 2026. The...
Calm was swiftly restored in Bo City on Tuesday, 6th January 2026, following brief tension triggered by concerns from commercial motorbike riders over an increase in daily ticket fees from Le 2 to Le 5. The...
The Native Consortium has issued a stern warning to all motor drivers, including Keke riders, bike operators, and boat captains, urging immediate compliance with the government-mandated fare reductions. The...
The Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA) has officially launched a Mobile Licensing Vehicle (MLV) aimed at improving the accessibility and efficiency of motor vehicle licensing services across the...
Fuel prices have recently dropped at some stations across Sierra Leone, but public transport fares remain unchanged. At National Petroleum (NP), petrol is now sold at Le25 per liter and diesel at Le24...
A recent drop in fuel prices at the NP fuel station has brought relief to drivers and commuters who depend on fuel for travel. Many are hopeful that prices will continue to fall. Petrol is now being...
A fierce confrontation erupted on Saturday evening at the Freetown Peninsula community of Mambo Junction where members of the Commoners Club and some bike riders face off in a violent brawl for hours. Reports...
Minister of Youth Affairs, Mr. Ibrahim Sannoh, met with representatives from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) to discuss a peacebuilding...
The Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA), led by Executive Director Mr. James Baggie Bio, is actively working to clear illegal garages along Model Junction as part of ongoing efforts to enhance road...
Commercial motorbike riders in Bo City have embarked on a strike action in protest of a sudden hike in park ticket prices imposed by the Bo City Council. The move to halt operations follows the Council's...
