Newly appointed UNICEF Representative, Mr. Rudolf Schwenk, has replaced Dr. Suleiman Braimoh, who served as the UNICEF Representative in Sierra Leone from November 2019 to April 2023. Mr. Schwenk recently...
On 27 April 2012, Sierra Leone made history by achieving its first Guinness world record. The West African country broke the title for the Largest Sampa dance in the nation's capital, Freetown. Dancers...
A PhD student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in the United States, has devised a new sustainable care and delivery model for prosthetics in Sierra Leone. Through the Yang Center...
For years, Hawa Augusta Kamah, a cook at a private school here, spent hours every week in a cramped open-air kitchen toiling over large charcoal-burning stoves preparing food for 600 students. With...
Hours after the heavy downpour left parts of the capital of Sierra Leone flooded, a portion of the historic cotton tree in central Freetown is also reportedly downed by heavy wind. The heavy downpour...
Geneva Center for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) has released a report on Sierra Leone, revealing that the country is facing several climate and environmental risks that threaten human security. The...
A unique and iconic tree species have been discovered around a small town in the Southern Province of Sierra Leone. Growing at a highway by Potoru town, in Pujehun District, the rare species carries...
Our MCM for this week is Kenneth Osho a retired English language lecturer at Fourah Bay College. Mr. Kenneth Osho is a Sierra Leonean and has taught English and Communication Skills at Fourah Bay College...
Brighton music producer, Steve Mac has joined a charity trip to Sierra Leone to collaborate and create a new album. He heads to Freetown with DJ Amber D, artist and DJ Scott Gray aka Melonbomb, graffiti...
Politicians and religion are two fragile elements in any society and should be kept away from each other like a cat and mouse. Also, with the current political climate and the precarious religious sentiments...
