President Julius Maada Bio has announced a series of new appointments to key state boards and agencies, in a move set to shape governance across several sectors of the national economy. In a public...
The Sierra Leone Meteorological Agency (SLMet), through the National Disaster Management Agency (Ndma), has issued an urgent public advisory warning of heavy rainfall forecasted to hit Sierra Leone over...
A young man operating a red garbage tricycle was caught on video disposing waste into an open drainage system in Freetown during a heavy downpour. Dressed in a black tank top and trousers, the man was...
The Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr visited a grieving family at Col Wata in New England Ville on Friday, following the devastating floods that claimed the lives of at least three family members,...
Videos circulating on social media showed flood waters from the aftermath of Wednesday’s heavy downpour halting President Julius Maada Bio’s motorcade. The video, shared by a certain Bulldozer Daboh,...
The Mayor of Freetown Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr shared an emotional appeal and experience following the aftermath of torrential rains that caused flooding in many parts of her city on Wednesday, July 23 this...
Gabriel Kpaka, Deputy Director of the Sierra Leone Meteorological Agency, has issued a statement indicating that the country is expected to experience a significantly high level of rainfall this year....
The Sierra Leone Meteorological Agency (SLMet) has issued a weather alert for Freetown, warning of significant rainfall expected until Sunday afternoon. In a statement released this evening, SLMet advised...
The National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) in Sierra Leone has issued a fresh advisory urging residents to take precautions as heavy rain continues to lash Freetown. Torrential downpours began on...
Today, Thursday, 28th March 2024, is predicted to be the hottest day of the week in Sierra Leone, with temperature and humidity levels expected to peak throughout the morning, afternoon, and night hours. This...
