The United States Embassy in Freetown, Sierra Leone, has denounced rumours on social media claiming the US Diversity Visa DV 2027 entry registration is now open to the public. According to the embassy,...
The United States Embassy in Freetown announced the temporary closure of its offices on Thursday, November 27, in observance of Thanksgiving Day. In a social media statement, the embassy extended Thanksgiving...
The U.S. Embassy in Freetown has announced that its public operations and communications will be significantly reduced following the U.S. federal government shutdown on Monday. The shutdown began after...
The United States Embassy in Freetown has officially handed over Sierra Leone’s new National Parasitic Diseases Laboratory and Training Center to the Ministry of Health. The state-of-the-art facility,...
The Un The ited States Embassy in Freetown has officially announced the resignation of U.S. Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Bryan D. Hunt. According to the Embassy’s public notice issued on Thursday,...
The United States diplomatic mission in Sierra Leone has entered a transition phase following the resignation of Ambassador David Bryan Hunt. Confidential sources confirmed to Truth Media that Ambassador...
Fulbright Scholar Beatrice Momodu-Kamara, the Compliance Manager at National Revenue Authority (NRA) has returned to Sierra Leone with new expertise in sustainable resource management, ready to support...
The U.S. Embassy has announced a new policy requiring all nonimmigrant visa applicants to schedule their interviews exclusively at their country's embassy or consulate, effective immediately. According...
The U.S. Embassy in Freetown has delivered 67,200 doses of the Mpox vaccine to Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health, marking a significant step in the country’s ongoing fight against the disease. The...
The United States Embassy in Freetown has announced that two Sierra Leoneans, Abdul Rahman Bangura and Ganda Bassie, have been selected to participate in the 2025 Community Solutions Program in the United...
