A grassroots politician of the All People’s Congress (APC) Party in Sierra Leone, Dr Ibrahim Bangura, 2028 Presidential ticket hopeful, has warned that if the country’s politicians are serious about unity, they must lead respectfully.
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh Author of “Monopoly of Happiness: Unveiling Sierra Leone’s Social Imbalance”Recipient of the Africa Renaissance Leadership Award 2025. The word of a President should be sacred, not just a declaration, but a binding social contract with the…
Brian A. Conteh is a Sierra Leonean actor born in the vibrant Congo Market community in Freetown, Western Area, Sierra Leone. His passion for the arts emerged early, performing as part of the dance group “The New Edition” in Bombay…
By: Zacharia Jalloh, Ministry of Information and Civic Education The Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE) held its Civic Day Series at the Port Loko District Council Hall with an engaging quiz and debate competition designed to test students’…
Monday 5th May 2025www.slrsa.gov.sl In an effort to eradicate all illegal Garages along the streets of Freetown, the Executive Director of the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority Mr. James Baggie Bio has on Monday 5th May 2025 Launched an operation…
…A Leader with a Dynamic Vision By Oswald Mensah Coker In an era often marked by skepticism and moral ambiguity, individuals like Dr. Ibrahim Bangura stand as beacons of hope and inspiration. A distinguished figure in his field, Dr. Bangura…
STATS SL HONOURS CIVIC DAY SERIES IN PORT LOKO Port Loko District Hall 5/5/25 Stats SL, represented by its Deputy Statistician-General, Lansana Kpewolo Kanneh, is witnessing the second edition of the Civic Day Series in Port Loko District. The Civic…
There’s an old saying that a messenger is not known in his homeland. Not that people do not know Dr Ibrahim Bangura; not everyone knows his worth to the All People’s Congress (APC) as the political institution he chose since…
British law enforcement authorities has recently revealed that a drug gang attempted to smuggle 1.3 tonnes of high-purity cocaine worth an estimated £140 million hidden in sacks of garri flour exported from Freetown.The illegal drugs were seized at the Port…
