SLP Intensifies Nationwide Crackdown on Drug Trafficking as 130 Arrested

By Aminata Kamara The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) has intensified its nationwide crackdown on drug trafficking and abuse, arresting 130 suspects and seizing large quantities of suspected narcotics in a week-long operation conducted from October 20 to 26, 2025. Speaking at a press briefing held at Police Headquarters in Kingtom, Chief Superintendent of Police Michael…

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Wages and Compensation Commission Engages Public Institutions on Pay Reform

By: Sorie Sesay The Wages and Compensation Commission has commenced a two-day national engagement on data collection for the harmonization and reform of public sector wages. The event, held at the Methodist Hall on Kingharman Road in Freetown, brought together representatives from various government ministries, departments, and agencies. In his opening remarks, the Commission’s Chief…

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HRCSL Hosts First National Conference on Human Rights and Climate Change

 By Musa Kamara [Intern Reporter, Epic Radio]  The Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone (HRCSL) has convened its First National Conference on Human Rights and Climate Change at the Bank of Sierra Leone Complex, Kingtom. The event, held under the theme “Integrating a Human Rights-Based Approach into Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Measures and Programmes,” brought…

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Government Hosts First-Ever Agrifood Investor Summit to Boost Agricultural Investment

By: Sorie Sesay The Government of Sierra Leone, through the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security under the Feed Salone Project, has hosted a three-day Agrifood Investor Summitat the New Brookfields Hotel in Freetown, aimed at attracting local and international investors into the country’s agricultural sector. In his opening remarks, Dr. Edward Hinga Sandy, Executive…

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Massaquoi Calls for Transparency, Accountability in Sierra Leone’s Mining Sector

 By Musa Kamara [Intern Reporter, Epic Radio] Natural Resource Governance expert, Dauda Massaquoi, has called for greater transparency, accountability, and stronger leadership in Sierra Leone’s mining sector. He made the call on Monday, October 27, 2025, while speaking on the Epic Morning Show on the topic: “Examining the Impact of Mining in Sierra Leone: Safety,…

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APC Marah Launches “The Kalian Model” — A Bold, Data-Driven Vision to Empower Paramount Chiefs and Transform Sierra Leone’s Chiefdoms

By:  James Kamara-Manneh In a powerful and emotionally resonant keynote address titled “The Kalian Model: Transforming Chiefdoms Through Data and the Positioning of Paramount Chiefs,” Dr. Kaifala Marah, former Minister of Finance, Governor of the Bank of Sierra Leone, and current aspiring 2028 APC flagbearer, unveiled a bold vision for grassroots transformation rooted in evidence-based…

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When the Class Reps Fell: Power, Privilege, and Reform at USL

By Edward “Dictionary” Caulker(Journalist & Former Student, Fourah Bay College, USL) When the University of Sierra Leone (USL) issued a policy statement on October 25, 2025, ordering the immediate cessation of the use of class representatives, it sent shockwaves across campuses. The directive signed by Dr. Tonya Musa, Director of Communications and International Relations, and…

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When Character Becomes a Battleground: The David Sengeh Controversy and Sierra Leone’s Politics of Morality

By Edward Dictionary Caulker “First they called me gay. Then they called me Kadiatu. In all, they wanted to hurt me…” — Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, PhD In Sierra Leone’s charged political landscape, truth is often the first casualty and personality, the most convenient weapon. The latest storm brewing around Chief Minister Dr. David Moinina…

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