Elizabeth Kaine

Government Partners with Ugandan Firm to Address Electricity Crisis

By: Joseph Momoh, Reporter D.S In a bid to alleviate the ongoing electricity crisis, the Sierra Leone government has engaged Ugandan company Dipro International Engineering. Earlier this week, Franklyn Fawundu, Deputy Director-General of Operations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, held a productive meeting with the management team of Dipro International. The primary focus of…

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Tragic Electrocution Claims Lives of Two EDSA Staff in Kambia District

By: Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter, Daily Scope Two staff members from the Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) have tragically died from electrocution while performing maintenance on an electrical pole in Malal Village, Kambia District, Northwestern Sierra Leone. The incident occurred when the pole collapsed while the men were working, resulting in both individuals being electrocuted….

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Foreign Minister Seeks Clarity on Proposed U.S. Travel Restrictions Amid Growing Concerns

By: Elizabeth A. Kaine Sierra Leone’s Foreign Minister, Timothy Kabba, has formally requested a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Bryan Hunt following reports of a proposed travel ban affecting Sierra Leone nationals. This proposed ban, part of a broader strategy by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, has placed Sierra Leone in the orange tier alongside…

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First Electric Vehicles from NEEV Launched

By Saidu Jalloh, Reporter, D.S Sierra Leone has officially welcomed its first electric vehicles, launched by New Energy Electrical Vehicles (NEEV), a prominent e-mobility company. The introduction includes a range of electric options such as motorbikes, tricycles, and cars, aimed at transforming the country’s transportation sector. NEEV’s initiative seeks to replace fossil fuel-powered vehicles with…

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Seven Chinese and Two Sierra Leoneans Arrested in Gold Smuggling and Armed Robbery Plot in Zimbabwe

By Joseph Momoh, Reporter D.S Nine individuals, including seven Chinese and two Sierra Leoneans with military backgrounds, are scheduled to appear in a Harare court on Tuesday following the discovery of a gold smuggling operation and a related conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Law enforcement sources in Zimbabwe report that the situation escalated when one…

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