The Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd AIG Morie Lengor Esq., alongside representatives from Liberia and Guinea, participated in a Peace Match in Koindu, a township organized by the United Christian Evangelical...
Officials from Guinea and Sierra Leone have reached a milestone in the long-standing Yenga border town discussions by formally agreeing on the production of boundary documents. This agreement was reached...
Foreign Minister Timothy Kabba provided Parliament with a comprehensive update on the ongoing border dispute between Sierra Leone and Guinea over the Yenga territory during an oversight committee meeting...
Sierra Leone's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Timothy Kabba, has stated that Yenga belongs to Sierra Leone. During a press briefing, Minister Kabba stressed the importance...
A Sierra Leonean member of the ECOWAS Parliament has called on Guinea to return the disputed town of Yenga to Sierra Leone. The town, located in the eastern district of Kailahun, has been a point of contention...
The Kailahum District Descendant Association in their consultative meeting with other stakeholders discusses the strides to take in the Yenga dispute between Sierra Leone and Guinea. The Association...
The decades-long dispute over the Yenga border region has reignited tensions between Sierra Leone and Guinea. The presence of Guinean troops in the area, claimed by Sierra Leone, is causing unease among...
A Sierra Leonean citizen residing in the US, Dr. Michael F. Kallon, has sent a letter to the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken alleging an invasion by Guinean troops into Yenga, a village located near...
Following the controversial border dispute between the two Mano River nations (Sierra Leone and Guinea), the Mano River Union (MRU) has sent delegations to get first-hand information and situational analysis. The...
Soldiers believed to be fro the Republic of Guinea have erected pillars in the border town of Yenga in Kailahun District. This latest move by the Guineans is seen as an eyesore by some Sierra Leoneans...
