SLP, RSLAF Reaffirm Commitment to National Security at Joint Workshop in Bo

By: Fatmata Lebbie The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) and the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) have reaffirmed their commitment to national security through renewed collaboration, following a one-day joint workshop held Wednesday at the Wizard Complex in Bo. The workshop, attended by senior security officials, forms part of a nationwide initiative aimed at…

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Sierra Leone Coach Selected for 2025 African Mini-Basketball Convention in Benin

The Sierra Leone Amateur Basketball Association (SLABA) has officially announced that Reshard Nathalie Dionne has been selected to represent Sierra Leone at the African Mini-Basketball Convention, scheduled to take place from April 24 to 27, 2025, in Porto Novo, Benin. The event, organized by FIBA Africa in collaboration with the FIBA Foundation and the Benin…

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Peace Talks Held Between Thomas Daddy Brima, Babadi Kamara After Chaotic SLFA Congress

By: Mohamed Toby Kargbo Following a disordered and violent interruption that brought the Sierra Leone Football Association’s (SLFA) Ordinary Congress into disrepute, SLFA President Thomas Daddy Brima and presidential hopeful Babadi Kamara were invited to a peace dialogue aimed at restoring calm and unity within the football family. President Brima, who is seeking re-election, boycotted…

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Minister of Agriculture Launches Major Mechanization Project in Kono

By Osman Marah Sierra Leone’s Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka, officially launched a large-scale private sector mechanization project in Kono District on Thursday, marking a significant step toward modernizing the country’s agricultural practices. The project, spearheaded by agribusiness entrepreneur Madam Siita Kaikai, introduces six brand-new tractors and a suite of advanced farming equipment…

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USL Officials Under Fire as University Court Convenes Over Corruption Findings

By Fatmata Lebbie Senior officials of the University of Sierra Leone (USL) are facing intense scrutiny as the University Court convenes today to address damning findings from a years-long corruption probe. The investigation, covering 2018 to early 2024, uncovered widespread mismanagement, financial irregularities, and systemic governance failures under the university’s former leadership. The probe specifically…

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UNOPS Refurbishes Parliamentary Ramp

The Parliament of Sierra Leone, in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), has officially commissioned a newly renovated accessibility ramp and pedestrian bridge, enhancing mobility for staff, visitors, and physically challenged individuals. The project funded by the European Union and implemented by UNOPS, included critical renovations to the walkway bridge connecting…

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Yenga Border Dispute: Government Pursues Peaceful Resolution

By Osman Marah The National Security Coordinator at the Office of National Security (ONS), Abdulai Caulker, has assured the public that the on-going Yenga border dispute between Sierra Leone and Guinea will be resolved peacefully through diplomatic channels. He emphasized that both nations remain committed to the 1974 Non-Aggression Treaty, which mandates peaceful negotiations in…

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