Rest In Perfect Peace

OBITUARY The death is announced of our beloved brother, and friend Franklyn Bangura.Age: 27 years old.Which sad event occurred on Tuesday 12th May 2026, at the Connaught Hospital. Franklyn was a proud member of the Prince of Wales School Class of 2018. He was a compassionate, humble, and helpful colleague whose kindness and friendship touched…

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Called Home to Glory (Rest In Peace)

OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT The general public is informed of the passing of Joseph Samba Keifala, fondly known as J.S Keifala, former Mayor of Kenema City. He died on Saturday, 18th April 2026, at the Choirtham Hospital, Freetown. Funeral activities are scheduled as follows: Thursday 14th May 2026- Laying out at his residence, Kissy Dockyard, Freetown. Friday…

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ECSL Updates Civil Society on 55 Electoral Reform Commitments

By: Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope The Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone has updated civil society groups on steps taken to implement electoral reforms and strengthen democratic accountability. At a meeting this week, ECSL met with CSOs working on governance, accountability, women’s empowerment, persons with disabilities, and youth development. The discussions centered on the Commission’s role…

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Govt and WHO Strengthen Ties on Public Health Communication

By: Kadijatu Bangura, Daily Scope Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Information and Civic Education has committed to deepening its partnership with the World Health Organization to strengthen public health messaging and community outreach. The pledge came during a meeting in Freetown between Information Minister Chernor Abdulai Bah and WHO Country Representative Dr. George F. Ameh. Talks…

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Sellu Warns Recruits Picked from 15,000 Applicants: No Room for Drugs in Police Force

By: Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope The Inspector General of Police William Fayia Sellu has told new police recruits that discipline and professionalism are non-negotiable as they prepare for national service. Speaking Thursday at the Advanced Public Order Training School in Samu, Kambia District, Sellu said policing is a full-time career demanding commitment and sacrifice, not…

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Makeni Hospital’s New Wards Set to Cut Maternal Risks for 527,000 People

By: Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope Women seeking maternity and fistula care in northern Sierra Leone now have access to improved facilities following the handover of rehabilitated wards at Makeni Regional Hospital. The project, funded by the United Nations Population Fund and the Embassy of Iceland, was officially handed over Tuesday. Health officials, hospital management, and…

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Road, Agriculture and Energy Projects Top PI-CREF-BADEA Agenda

By Joseph Momoh, Daily Scope Sierra Leone’s Presidential Initiative on Climate Change, Renewable Energy and Food Security hosted a delegation from the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa on Tuesday to advance discussions under the Vienna Roundtable framework. The meeting focused on a package of priority projects aimed at upgrading infrastructure and expanding economic…

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Kamayama Fire Leaves Families Homeless, Residents Point to Suspected EDSA Fault

By Saidu Jalloh, Daily Scope A fire tore through Kamayama in Lumley on Wednesday, destroying multiple homes and leaving several families without shelter in western Freetown. Eyewitnesses at the scene told Africa Young Voices that the blaze may have started from an electrical fault linked to power lines operated by the Electricity Distribution and Supply…

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