By Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope Reporter Freetown, Sierra Leone — During the State Opening of the Third Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Second Republic, President Julius Maada Bio emphasized the urgent need for Sierra Leone to diminish its reliance on imported food and goods. He asserted that true national progress hinges on the…
By Saidu Jalloh, Reporter, Daily Scope A 34-year-old businessman, Alusine Kamara, has been committed to the High Court for trial on charges of alleged rental fraud involving Le40,000. The decision was made by Magistrate Mamakoh Soa Kallon during proceedings at Pademba Road Court No. 3. According to court documents, the alleged incident occurred on February…
By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter, Daily Scope In a significant advancement for regional connectivity, the governments of Sierra Leone and Liberia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to implement Free Roaming services. This initiative, backed by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), aims to abolish cross-border call charges, enhancing communication between the two…
By Saidu Jalloh, Reporter, Daily Scope The Government of Sierra Leone has taken a significant step towards promoting digital inclusion by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a coalition of youth-led and community-based organizations. This strategic partnership aims to foster technology-driven development throughout the country. The signing ceremony took place at State House in…
By Joseph Momoh, Reporter, Daily Scope Sierra Leone’s National Communications Authority (NatCA) has announced the rollout of free roaming services for travelers within West Africa, in line with the ECOWAS Roaming Protocol and the Abidjan Protocol. This initiative aims to lower the cost of cross-border telecommunications and enhance connectivity for Sierra Leonean travelers visiting select…
By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter, Daily Scope The Ministry of Health and Sanitation has announced that Sierra Leone has achieved a notable exclusive breastfeeding rate of 54%, a significant milestone in the nation’s healthcare efforts. This achievement aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals and was highlighted during the observance of World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) 2025. This…
On a rainy afternoon in a bustling coffee shop, V sat by the window, lost in a novel. The soft patter of raindrops on the glass matched the rhythm of her heart, which quickened when a stranger entered, shaking off droplets like a playful puppy. His name was Jake, a newcomer from abroad, exuding an…
In the heart of the rainy season’s embrace,Where clouds gather, and raindrops race,Children laugh, their spirits high,Splashing in puddles beneath the gray sky. Yet as the storms weave their gentle song,Parents, heed this advice, be strong.For while the rain brings joy and play,It also calls for care each day. Close the windows, secure the door,Keep…
The Country is Watching, the Future is at StakeEpisode 13: “THE GENDER TEST”Why Women’s Leadership is No Longer Optional in Sierra Leone By Dr. Doma Why is it that in Sierra Leone, when a woman proves her competence, it still isn’t enough?Even in 2025, capable women continue to be met with resistance, no matter how…
By Elizabeth A. Kaine Sierra Leone has recently been spotlighted in a World Bank report as one of Africa’s most at-risk countries for food insecurity. This alarming designation highlights a pressing issue that resonates deeply within our communities: the fragility of our transport infrastructure and its direct impact on food availability. The report, titled “Transport…
