U. S. Embassy in Sierra Leone has announced that the Library will be closed on Thursday, 6 October and Friday, 7 October 2022 respectively. The embassy made this revelation in a post shared on social...
A cross-section of the diplomatic e corps in the country, including the United States Embassy, the British High Commission, and the European Union (EU) have raised serious concerns over the continuous...
The Embassies of the United States of America (USA), the United Kingdom (UK), and the European Union (EU) in Sierra Leone have reportedly raised serious concerns regarding the entire electioneering process...
This morning, the former President of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma, drove from his hometown of Makeni to the residence of the British High Commissioner in Freetown. The former President was in the capital...
On its 60th Anniversary in Sierra Leone, the latest cohort of 16 Peace Corps volunteers were sworn in by Ambassador David Reimer at the Peace Corps Training Center in Kambia. These 16 Volunteers will...
About 40 high-achieving students from different high schools in Freetown and in the provinces attended a familiarization and interaction lunch with the Deputy Chief of Mission of the U.S. Embassy in Freetown,...
I, and other officials and friends in Washington who follow Africa, watched in sadness and dismay as the events of August 10 unfolded. We mourn with Sierra Leone the unnecessary loss of life on that day...
The United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone, David Reimer has engaged newsmen on the U.S. recent activities in Sierra Leone. The roundtable engagement took place on Wednesday, August 31s t at the Embassy’s...
The Mandela Washington Fellowship Program is organized by the U.S government to help improve young African leaders from age 25 to 35 in their different works of life The Mandela Washington...
On August 17, U.S. Embassy Freetown and IOM handed over 30 new motorbikes to five border management units to support patrol operations along Sierra Leone’s borders. According to the Embassy, Since...
