A partnership between local authorities in Freetown, Sierra Leone and Bournemouth University in UK, has led to new procedures for handling emergencies and disasters at the city’s large dumpsites and...
Sierra Leonean citizens living in the United Kingdom have staged a peaceful protest in front of the Sierra Leone High Commission in London. The purpose of their protest they said is because of the undemocratic...
The United Kingdom Minister for Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean Victoria Grace Ford has visited His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio where she praised his leadership that has seen some remarkable...
The former British High Commissioner to Sierra Leone, HE Paramount Chief Kombrabai Peter Penfold, instruct the children, teachers and dignitaries present to start 'ringing the bell' to raise awareness...
Paramount Chief Peter Penfold was British High Commissioner to Sierra Leone between 1997 and 2000. Penfold attained somewhat of a hero status in Sierra Leone for the role he played in restoring President...
The United Kingdom Embassy in Sierra Leone has hosted government, businesses, and civil society to discuss pathways to tackle a global threat which is climate change. The engagement is to further...
A man has been charged with stabbing his wife to death and setting their home on fire, a court has heard. Amidu Koroma, 47, is accused of murdering Mariam Kamara, 46, at a property in Railton Road,...
British Premier Boris Johnson has announced a proposal to send unauthorized migrants to Rwanda for processing.. Base on this new policy, unauthorized migrants from Africa, Asia and other nationals will...
THE United Kingdom has removed all restrictions on international travel for all passengers ahead of the Easter holidays and COVID-19 testing will no longer be a precondition for entry into the country...
Following last week’s announcement by the UK government that Covid PCR tests are no longer required for people coming into the country, there are reports of passengers travelling from Freetown to the...
