Sierra Leone's Constitutional Crisis: President Bio Refers Key Questions to Supreme Court
President Julius Maada Bio refers constitutional questions to Supreme Court amid controversy over amendment bill
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President Julius Maada Bio refers constitutional questions to Supreme Court amid controversy over amendment bill
Sierra Leone and Guinea have agreed to expand cooperation in tourism, culture, and heritage, including joint cross-border tourism initiatives.
Sierra Leone's Foreign Minister Mohamed Rahman Swaray emphasizes economic diplomacy to attract investment and create jobs.
Sierra Leone's Supreme Court begins hearing on Constitutional Amendment Bill, with APC counsel Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara challenging state's preparedness
Sierra Leone and Germany partner to build a child-friendly isolation unit at Ola During Children’s Hospital to strengthen specialised care for children during disease outbreaks.
Sierra Leone selected for INTERPOL's Database Management Tool training, enhancing police information management and international cooperation.
Sierra Leone faces challenges in attracting tourists due to its reputation, which is marred by past civil war, Ebola outbreak, and infrastructure issues.
Sierra Leone Police pledges to strengthen cooperation with private security companies through professional training and capacity-building programmes.
EU's decision to withhold budget support for Sierra Leone sparks controversy, with differing reasons cited by Dutch Minister David van Weel and EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner.
Sierra Leone's Speaker of Parliament, Segepoh Solomon Thomas, misses Supreme Court hearing on constitutional amendments due to stomach illness.
Sierra Leone's Finance Minister Kerefa Kargbo pledges support for ICASL's efforts to strengthen accounting standards and complete a long-awaited agreement between the two institutions.
Durban High Court removes ban on reporting witness evidence in AKA and Tibz murder trial