If President Bio Knew…, He Would’ve Appointed Bank Governor Dr Ibrahim L Steven’s in His First Term.
LEONE ROCK METAL GROUP PAYS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND AND SURFACE RENT TO PORT AND RAIL COMMUNITIES
Internal security Sierra Leone: police action, vigilantism against ‘drug lords’& cartels are failing
The Fourah Bay College Forest Reserve and the threat to Monkeys and other Mammals. A Call for Action
Opposition Member of Parliament from Tonkolili District, Hon Jawa Sesay, has on January 12th 2024 commissioned and turned the sod marking the beginning of the construction of a health center and secondary school in Buyan
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), has stated that, Abibatu Paran Tarawally; the wife of the Clerk of Parliament received salary for nineteen months between September 2021 and March 2023. (more…)
Yusuf was a student of Fourah Bay College and was yearning for regular power supply at their zone 1 community at Moerabi. (more…)
Information from the corridors of Sierra Leone’s chamber had informed this medium that, President Julius Maada Bio, had yesterday hosted the parliamentary leadership at State House. (more…)
The Western Regional Secretary of Sierra Leone Teachers Union (SLTU), Foday Kuyateh, has said it is fake that teachers who have taught for over ten years have got their children being provided with government scholarship.
An admirable football star playing for Old Edwardian FC continues to make impressive performances in the ongoing Leone Rock Premier League in Sierra Leone. (more…)
East End Lions football club are currently struggling in the rock- bottom of the Leone Rock Premier League despite their several international signings in recent time. (more…)
On 15th December, 2023 two gay friends Alusine Kamara and Samuel Cole ran out of luck at Bigie Ten Pool at Moyieba Community, Kissy in Freetown. (more…)
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) is said to have added 27 schools on their blacklist. (more…)
President Julius Maada Bio, has on Saturday January 20th 2024, told members of parliament of the ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) that he would get involved in parliament’s current issue, this week to try