APC Postpones Ward Elections Amid Funding Crisis

By Kadijatu Bangura, D.S. Correspondent The All Peoples Congress (APC) has officially postponed its upcoming ward elections, attributing the decision to significant financial shortages and logistical hurdles that hinder the electoral process. In a letter issued on February 10, 2026, the party’s Internal Elections Management Committee (IEMC) announced that the elections, previously set for February…

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Cherished always, forgotten never (R.I.P)

The death is announced of our beloved son, husband, brother, father and friend Mr Elijah Brian Ayodele Williams Pratt, commonly called Father of Hastings Timber- ground which took place on the 9th February 2026.Age: 40 years.Funeral arrangements will be announced later.Sympathizers may call at Hastings Timber-ground or call on +233243132/ +232218821.May his soul rest in…

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You will always be remembered (R.I.P)

Obituary Announcement. The death is announce of the late Mr. Desmond Junior Leigh (commonly known as Cocobeh). He’s survive by his wife Mrs. Christian Leigh. Children Desmonda Orehdollar Leigh, Shekuba Kabba and Kabineh Kabba.Born on 13th September 1969Died on 5th February 2026.Age 56 years. Sympathize may call at 60 Liverpool street Freetown.Funeral arrangement will be…

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President Bio Welcomes New AfDB Executive Director, Highlights Economic Success

By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter D.S State House, Freetown, February 10, 2026 President Dr. Julius Maada Bio has received Dr. Elsiddig Mohamed Rahma, the newly appointed Executive Director of the African Development Bank (AfDB), during a courtesy visit at State House. Joining them was Dr. Halima Yusuf Hashi, the outgoing Country Manager, marking her departure from…

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Sierra Leone’s Passport System: $9 Million Generated, Little for the Government

By Joseph Momoh, Reporter D.S Despite generating between $7 million and $9 million annually, Sierra Leone’s government has failed to receive any revenue from its lucrative e-passport contract, according to a recent report by the Institute for Governance Reform (IGR). Citizens are charged some of the highest fees in West Africa for travel documents, yet…

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Till We Meet Again (R.I.P)

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of our dearly beloved mother, sister, Aunty and friend late Mrs. Joy-Ann Labour, a fellow Conventonian (Class of 80’s) also an employee of NASSIT. This sad event took place yesterday 8th February 2026 at the 34 Military Hospital.Funeral arrangements will be announced later.Sympathizers may call…

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Six Arrested in QNET Fraud Scheme Linked to Fake Travel to Canada

By Joseph Momoh, D.S. Reporter The Transnational Organized Crime Unit (TOCU) has apprehended six Liberian nationals linked to an international fraud scheme associated with QNet. The arrests took place on January 14, 2026, following a formal complaint that triggered an investigation. Among those detained are Darius Manley, Felicia Kuwana, Magret Wantoo, and others, who are…

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ECOWAS Court Honors Speaker Thomas for Judicial Support

By Joseph Momoh, D.S. Reporter Freetown, February 9, 2026 – The Hon. Speaker of Sierra Leone’s Parliament, Segepoh Solomon Thomas, received a distinguished award from the ECOWAS Court of Justice during a courtesy visit from a high-level delegation today. This recognition highlights his unwavering support for regional judicial cooperation coinciding with the Court’s 50th anniversary….

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