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...
The American Center at the U.S. Embassy in Freetown recently hosted an inspiring event dedicated to empowering young entrepreneurs. It was a vibrant platform for sharing experiences, exchanging ideas,...
The United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Bryan David Hunt, has welcomed eight newly sworn-in Peace Corps Volunteers who will contribute to strengthening health and education initiatives across the...
The United States Government has confirmed its support for Sierra Leone in the fight against the Mpox outbreak, contributing over $2 million to aid response efforts. As reported by the U.S. Embassy in...
Director of Public Affairs at the US Embassy, Jackie Moore, has met with Joseph Kaifala, Chairman of Sierra Leone’s Monuments and Relics Commission, and curator Olivette Barnette to explore opportunities...
President Donald Trump's administration has proposed a new pilot program set to launch on August 20, requiring some tourist and business visa applicants to pay a bond of up to $15,000 before being allowed...
The Government of Sierra Leone and the United States Embassy, Freetown, are set to collaborate on a public awareness campaign aimed at educating citizens about the risks associated with visa overstays...
