Airport Presidential Guard Commander Fatally Shot: A Disturbing Reflection of Indiscipline and Fragile Security in Sierra Leone

By: James Kamara-Manneh Sierra Leone woke up yesterday to a chilling tragedy that cuts to the core of national security. Moses Kabba, the Officer Commanding the Airport Presidential Guard, was brutally gunned down by his own subordinate  Corporal Steven after a heated confrontation over the sharing of “token” money reportedly given by both the President…

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China’s Expanding Contribution to Sierra Leone: A Deepening Partnership Rooted in Mutual Support and Development

By: James Kamara-Manneh China’s relationship with Sierra Leone continues to strengthen, as underscored by the recent visit of Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong. The visit marked by high-level meetings, project inaugurations, and commemorative events reaffirmed China’s commitment to deepening cooperation, enhancing mutual support, and expanding its development footprint across Sierra Leone. Over the years, China’s…

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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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EPA-SL Observes International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 2025 in Freetown

By: Musa Kamara [Intern Reporter, Epic Radio] The Environment Protection Agency of Sierra Leone (EPA-SL), in collaboration with its partners, held a program at the Family Kingdom in Freetown today, October 22, 2025, to commemorate International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 2025 under the global theme “No Safe Levels: Act Now to End Lead Exposure.” The…

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Our National Vision for Energy Security Is Achievable-President Bio Declares at the Launch of CRET 2025

By Edward Dictionary Caulker His Excellency President Dr. Julius Maada Bio has reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to achieving energy security and inclusive national development during the official launch of the Climate Resilience and Energy Transition Dialogue (CRET) 2025 held at the Freetown International Conference Centre in Aberdeen. The two-day high-level event, themed “Mobilising Investments…

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The Judiciary’s New Move Against Drugs — Dem Really Mean Am or Na Just Another Fukari Biznes?

By Edward Dictionary Caulker On October 20, 2025, the Judiciary of Sierra Leone issued a Public Notice announcing that the Honourable Chief Justice had assigned seven Judges and four Magistrates in the Western Area, and directed all Judges and Magistrates in the Provinces to “expeditiously deal with drug-related offences.” The directive signed by Mrs. Hulamatu…

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