By Kadiatu Bangura, Daily Scope Newspaper Sierra Leonean karate legend Victor Edward Amara, popularly known as Sensei Vic, has made history after being appointed World 2nd Vice President of the Commonwealth Karate Federation (CKF). He becomes the first African to occupy the prestigious position, marking a major milestone for Sierra Leone and for karate across…

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Newspaper The European Union has challenged Sierra Leone to make full use of its duty-free and quota-free access to the European market, as the bloc marks 25 years of the Everything But Arms (EBA) initiative. The EU Delegation in Sierra Leone brought together business leaders and government officials at a…

By Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope Newspaper The Native Consortium and Research Centre has released a damning post-mortem report on Sierra Leone’s 50 Waka Fine buses, questioning the condition of the vehicles at delivery, the management of Le150.1 million generated in 31 months, and the failure to replace grounded buses. The report, which covers procurement and…

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Newspaper Opposition lawmaker Hon. Ibrahim Barrie has challenged the Government to match its economic claims with real improvements in the lives of ordinary Sierra Leoneans, as he opened the debate on the President’s Address in Parliament. Barrie, of the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC), was entrusted by the opposition…

By Kadiatu Bangura, Daily Scope Newspaper Police investigators in Freetown-East have been urged to master the law before charging suspects, as the Sierra Leone Police intensifies efforts to improve investigations and secure stronger prosecutions in court. The one-day training, held at the Ross Road Police Station on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, focused on criminal law,…