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A Sierra Leonean man's harrowing adventure sparks conversation on travel safety.
Veteran journalist Sorie Fofana cautions Sierra Leone's ruling SLPP to focus on unity amid rising tensions over internal disputes.
The Liberation People's Party receives police clearance for district engagements in Bo and Western Urban District.
Dispute over Musa Tarawally's membership sparks questions about SLPP's legitimacy
Sierra Leone's theatre group visits Ghana's High Commissioner Kaisamba to seek support for their participation in the Heritage Theatre Arts Festival.
Sierra Leone's Caroline Adel Jusu competes at Miss Grand International 2026 in Bangkok, marking the country's return to the pageant after a six-year absence.
Sierra Leone government launches taskforce to combat illegal electricity connections, targeting revenue losses in the electricity sector.
Sierra Leone Western Area Rural District Council Chairman Kasho Holland-Cole calls for more resources for local councils
APC official questions Sierra Leone's census preparations amid concerns over international support.
First Lady Fatima Bio may pursue Sierra Leone's presidency after 2028, her spokesman Wusu Dadida Jalloh said, if she chooses to remain in politics.
Sierra Leone's Supreme Court to resume proceedings at 2 p.m. on October 8, 2026, in a constitutional amendment case.
Solomon Sundu questions the basis of Kenema's population ranking, citing concerns over census participation and data reliability.