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Obituary Announcement. The Rogers-Wright family regret to announce the passing of Jatie Bernadette Inajogoh Rogers-Wright. (Aka Ina) This sad event occurred in Banjul, The Gambia on Friday, 21st August 2026. Funeral arrangements will be communicated at a later date. Sympathizers may contact: 076100616, 078202589 She is survived by her beloved parents, Jabez and Christie Rogers-Wright….

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It is well

OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT With deep sorrow and total submission to God’s will, the family of the late Madam Liliana Femi Short, aka Mamie Femi announce her peaceful passing to glory. She departed this life on Saturday, 15th August 2026 in the Lord, at the age of 71. Sunrise: 31st March 1955. Sunset: 15th August 2026. Age:…

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GBENSE CHIEFDOM HANDS OVER LAND TO KUST, ENDING DISPUTE OVER UNIVERSITY SITE

By Joseph Momoh, D.S. Reporter KOIDU — A protracted dispute over land earmarked for the Kono University of Science and Technology has been resolved after Gbense Chiefdom formally transferred ownership to the institution. The Deed of Gift for the parcel was signed and handed over to KUST Vice-Chancellor and staff on Tuesday, August 25, 2026….

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NRA THREATENS SEIZURES, ACCOUNT GARNISHMENT AND TRAVEL BANS OVER UNPAID TAXES

By Kadijatu Bangura, D.S. Reporter FREETOWN — The National Revenue Authority has issued a tough warning to businesses and license holders with outstanding government obligations, saying defaulters face enforcement actions including business closures, account garnishment and travel restrictions. In a public notice issued in Freetown on August 26, 2026, the NRA directed all entities with…

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HEALTH WORKER INJURED ON DUTY APPEALS FOR US$15,000 FOR LIFE-SAVING SURGERY IN INDIA

By Joseph Momoh, D.S. Reporter FREETOWN — A 37-year-old healthcare worker with the Western Area Rural District Health Management Team is appealing to the public for support to raise approximately US$15,000 for specialised orthopaedic surgery in India. Mohamed F. Kamara was injured on July 16, 2026, while on official duty collecting drugs for HIV/AIDS patients…

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EU, FCC LAUNCH MAJOR PROJECT TO TRANSFORM URBAN GOVERNANCE IN FREETOWN

By Kadijatu Bangura, D.S. Reporter FREETOWN — The European Union and the Freetown City Council have launched a major initiative to improve governance, boost service delivery and create economic opportunities in the capital. The project, known as SURGE, will focus on strengthening municipal management, expanding access to urban services, and supporting women and young people…

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“TEACHERS NOT EARNING US$100 A MONTH” — SLTU DEMANDS URGENT SALARY REVIEW

By Saidu Jalloh, D.S. Reporter FREETOWN — The Sierra Leone Teachers Union has called on Government to urgently review teachers’ salaries, warning that most teachers are earning less than the equivalent of US$100 per month ahead of September school reopening. Foday Kuyateh, Western Regional Secretary of SLTU, said in a recent media interview that teachers…

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Rest In Peace

OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT MEMORIAL & FUNERAL SERVICE For HASSAN ELIAS FOFANAH With heavy hearts and total submission to God’s will, we announce the passing of our beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend, Hassan Elias Fofanah. Sunrise: October 4, 2013. Sunset: August 11, 2026. Age: 13 years old. Hassan was a bright light. He was loved…

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U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT HALTS IMMIGRANT VISA INTERVIEWS WORLDWIDE FOR TRAINING

By Saidu Jalloh, D.S. Reporter WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department has temporarily suspended immigrant visa interviews at all embassies and consulates worldwide as consular officers undergo new training on public charge guidance. Applicants who had scheduled appointments are already receiving notices that their interviews have been cancelled and will be rescheduled. The Department has…

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