Government Receives 942 Sierra Leoneans Returned from Guinea

By Kadijatu Bangura reporter D.S The Government of Sierra Leone has confirmed the return of 942 Sierra Leoneans who were received at the Kambia border following ongoing operations by Guinean authorities targeting undocumented foreign residents. In a press release dated *24 March 2026, the *Ministry of Information and Civic Education said the development followed a…

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Tacugama Hosts School Environmental Day

By Saidu Jalloh reporter D.S Freetown, March 25, 2026 The Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary’s Community Outreach Department has concluded two days of Environmental Days for pupils enrolled in the Tacugama Kids Environmental Education (TKEEP) programme on 18th and 22nd March 2026. The programme, aimed at strengthening school-based learning on environmental conservation, featured quizzes, drama performances, poetry…

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Speaker Thomas Urges MPs to Serve People First Under 1991 Constitution

By Joseph Momoh reporter D.S Freetown, Wednesday, 24 March 2026 The Rt. Hon. Speaker Segepoh Solomon Thomas has reminded Members of Parliament of their primary obligation to the people they represent, citing Section 97, Paragraph (B) of Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution. In today’s sitting, Speaker Thomas urged lawmakers to conduct themselves in a manner consistent…

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Bank Cheque Fraud: Police Seek Abass Kamara Over Alleged $130,000 Theft

Police in the Kambia Police Division have declared Abass Kamara wanted in connection with an alleged bank cheque fraud case valued at more than $130,000. According to initial reports, the incident occurred earlier today at approximately 11:00 a.m., when Kamara allegedly fled with a bank cheque under circumstances that investigators are actively pursuing. In response…

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Security Guards Protest Unpaid Salaries After Four Months of Work at Angel Security Company

By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter (D.S) Security personnel employed by Angel Security Company in Freetown have alleged that they have not received salaries for four months, despite continuing to provide security services for major telecommunications infrastructure across the city. According to the workers, they first raised the issue privately with concerned individuals and groups, which led…

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SLPP Chairman Urges Works Minister to Intervene as Freetown City Council Governance Stalls

By Saidu Jalloh, Reporter (D.S) The National Chairman of the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa, has urged the Minister of Works and Public Assets, Dr. Denis Sandi, to step in and work with SLPP councilors to restore effective functioning at the Freetown City Council. Songa’s call follows what he described as…

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Constitution Limits President’s Role in ECSL Leadership—Alpha Kanu

By Joseph Momoh, Reporter (D.S) The Presidential Spokesman, Alhaji Alpha Sahid Kanu, has said President Julius Maada Bio does not have the constitutional authority to remove Edmond Sylvester Alpha from his position as Chairman of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) without following the proper legal steps. Speaking on AYV on Sunday, Kanu explained…

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PSRU Begins Monitoring of ECSL’s Tripartite Recommendations

By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter (D.S) The Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU) has started monitoring the implementation of recommendations contained in the Tripartite Agreement following an engagement with the leadership of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL). The meeting, held on Wednesday, 18 March 2026, took place at the ECSL’s Tower Hill office in Freetown….

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