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Yoni Mabanta Chiefdom Opposes Bauxite Mining by Westfield Mining Company

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Reporter Residents of Yoni Mabanta Chiefdom in the Tonkolili District have firmly rejected a proposal from Westfield Mining Company Ltd to initiate large-scale bauxite mining operations on their lands. Community members expressed serious concerns over the potential environmental and economic impacts during a series of meetings held on Sunday, August…

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President Bio Celebrates Training of Over 20,000 Teachers and Construction of 1,500 Classrooms

Kadijatu Bangura, Daily Scope Reporter President Julius Maada Bio has proclaimed significant advancements in the education sector, announcing the successful training of over 20,000 teachers. This achievement marks a pivotal moment in the country’s efforts to enhance human capital development. During a recent address, President Bio reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to the educational agenda, a…

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Emergency Relief Delivered to Fire Victims in Kroo Bay by Caritas Freetown and Manos Unidas

Freetown, August 6, 2025 — Caritas Freetown, with funding from the Spanish NGO Manos Unidas, delivered emergency relief on Tuesday to 106 victims affected by recent fires in Kroo Bay, Congo Town, and Black Hall Road. The distribution ceremony was held at Caritas Freetown’s headquarters in Kingtom, where beneficiaries received essential food and non-food items….

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Teacher Arrested in Kenema Drug Raid

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Reporter A teacher from the Kenema Government Secondary School was apprehended during a drug operation conducted by the Transnational Organised Crime Unit on Monday afternoon. The raid, which occurred at approximately 1:50 PM, was spearheaded by Detective Sergeant 9441 Kamara following actionable intelligence. The suspect, identified as Ishmael Kallon, resides…

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Government and Stakeholders Unite to Combat Rising Sexual and Gender-Based Violence

Freetown, August 6, 2025 — In response to the troubling increase in Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) across Sierra Leone, the government convened a crucial meeting with key stakeholders in Freetown. This session included representatives from various government ministries, civil society organizations, and development partners, all dedicated to addressing this critical issue. The meeting featured…

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