Opinion: As Railway Line Bridge Poses Deadly Threat to Drivers and Pedestrians, Government Must Stop Responding to Disasters and Focus on Preventing Them!

By Elizabeth A. Kaine In recent months, the condition of the railway line bridge in Freetown has become an urgent concern for both motorists and pedestrians. As vehicles continue to traverse this aging infrastructure, the looming potential for disaster grows increasingly alarming. It is disheartening that the government has yet to take decisive action to…

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Stats SL Kicks Off Training for 2026 Census Mapping Initiative!

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope ReporterFreetown, Sierra Leone – 20th September 2025 – Statistics Sierra Leone (Stats SL) is poised to launch an important ten-day nationwide training program for field officers as part of its preparations for the upcoming 2026 Population and Housing Census. This initiative is crucial for the national cartographic mapping exercise, a…

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Government Advocates for Peace Education at UNESCO Training in Poland

By Kadijatu Bangura, Daily Scope Reporter Sierra Leone showcased its commitment to peace education during the UNESCO International Policy Training on Addressing Violent Pasts through Education, held in Poland from September 15 to 20, 2025. The Sierra Leonean delegation played a pivotal role in promoting the integration of peace education into national policies, emphasizing the…

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Government Secures Host Status for Pan Africa Hash 2027 in Freetown

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Reporter20th September 2025 The government has triumphed in its bid to host the Pan Africa Hash (PAH) 2027, following a competitive selection process held in Ghana that involved representatives from 34 African nations. This significant achievement establishes Freetown as the official host city, marking a pivotal moment for the Sierra…

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200 Young Women Empowered Through Solar Training Graduation

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Reporter In a significant milestone for gender equality and renewable energy, 200 young women graduated today from the #SHINESALONE Project, completing an intensive training program in solar installation. The graduation ceremony celebrated the culmination of months of hands-on learning and technical instruction aimed at equipping participants with essential skills for…

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President Bio Unveils State-of-the-Art Sewa Grounds Market in Freetown

By Kadijatu Bangura, Daily Scope Reporter On September 18, 2025, President Julius Maada Bio officially inaugurated the Sewa Grounds Market, a modern facility strategically located in the heart of Freetown’s Central Business District. This initiative aims to alleviate street trading issues while providing a secure environment for local vendors. Developed by the National Social Security…

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Ambassador Bryan D. Hunt Steps Down; Jared Yancey Assumes Leadership at U.S. Embassy

By Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope Reporter The U.S. Embassy in Freetown has officially announced the resignation of Ambassador Bryan D. Hunt, effective September 17, 2025. Citing personal reasons related to family medical considerations, Ambassador Hunt will not be returning to Sierra Leone. In a public notice issued on Thursday, the Embassy confirmed that Chargé d’Affaires…

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“Empowering Women is the Key to Sierra Leone’s Economic Growth,” Says First Lady

By Kadijatu Bangura, Daily Scope Reporter The inaugural Sierra Leone-Canada Trade and Investment Summit commenced today in Toronto, with First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio leading the charge as the Grand Chief Patron. In her keynote address, she emphasized that empowering women is essential for driving Sierra Leone’s economic growth and fostering global partnerships. Organized…

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