Sierra Leone Ranked 9th Best Governed Country in Africa – World Economics Governance Index

The Government of Sierra Leone has announced that the country has been ranked 9th among Africa’s best-governed nations, according to the latest Governance Index published by World Economics. Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, disclosed on Epic Radio Facebook page  the ranking in a public statement, describing it as a significant milestone in…

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Traders Raise Health Alarm Over Uncleared Fire Debris on ECOWAS Street

By Matilda Ajuah Kpaka  Traders and residents along ECOWAS Street in central Freetown have raised urgent health and environmental concerns following the failure to clear debris from a major fire that gutted several shops earlier this month. The February 8 blaze destroyed numerous businesses and properties, leaving behind heaps of burnt zinc sheets, twisted metal,…

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Pres. Bio Reaffirms Commitment to Military Reform, Democracy and 25% Pay Rise at 17th Armed Forces Day

By: Fatmata Lebbie President Julius Maada Bio has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to military reform, constitutional democracy and improved welfare for service personnel during the commemoration of the 17th Armed Forces Day yesterday at the Hockey Pitch, Wilberforce Barrack in Freetown. Addressing members of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces, diplomats and other guests,…

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APC Rejects Proposed Appointment of Edmond Sylvester Alpha as Chief Electoral Commissioner

By: James Kamara-Manneh The opposition All People’s Congress (APC) has formally rejected the proposed appointment of Edmond Sylvester Alpha as Chief Electoral Commissioner/Chairman of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL), citing concerns over credibility, public confidence, and unresolved electoral reforms. In a letter addressed to State House and dated February 11, 2026, the APC…

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Brave Heart Project Certifies 73 Teachers and Field Researchers in Freetown

By Sorie Sesay The Slum and Rural Health Initiative Network Sierra Leone has awarded certificates to 73 participants under its Brave Heart Project, including 61 teachers and 12 field researchers, in a ceremony held at the Empower Africa Business Center, Wallace Johnson Street, Freetown. The certification event marked a significant milestone for the project, which…

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Sierra Leone Aquatics Secures Two-Year World Aquatics Scholarship for Moses Sahr Yongai

By Reginald Brian Ojukutu Sawyerr Sierra Leone Aquatics has secured a two-year international training scholarship for national swimmer Moses Sahr Yongai under the Aqua Olympics Support Program (AOSP), officials confirmed. The scholarship, approved by World Aquatics, will see Yongai relocate to Bahrain for an intensive high-performance training program scheduled to run through 2028. According to…

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ECOWAS Court Meets Nigerian Authorities Over Judgment Enforcement

By: Marion Precious George The Community Court of Justice, ECOWAS on Monday opened a three-day bilateral meeting with Nigerian authorities aimed at addressing persistent challenges in the enforcement of its judgments within Nigeria. The talks, holding from February 16 to 18 at the Court’s headquarters in Abuja, bring together officials of Nigeria’s Competent National Authority…

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