West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Sierra Leone: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
Sierra Leone's Minister of Employment emphasizes need for migrant workers' rights protection at Doha Dialogue on Labour Mobility
Sierra Leonean artist Adfega shares views on Drizilik's "Audacity" album and its impact on the country's music scene.
Only 8 out of 100 buses bought by Ernest Bai Koroma's government are still operational, says Sierra Leone Public Transport Authority.
An 11-year-old boy, Hassan, drowned in the Waterloo River while trying to save a teammate from drowning.
Thousands mourned in Kinshasa as Franco Luambo Makiadi, a pivotal figure in African music, died on October 12, 1989, at 51.
Freetown Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr believes the SLPP will be voted out in the 2028 general elections, citing citizens' power to influence change.
Sierra Leone's U-20 national football team to compete in 2026 WAFU-A Championship in Mali
Sierra Leone's Supreme Court will hear the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025 case, determining if the bill was passed with a two-thirds majority of parliament members.
A Calaba Town resident, Kawusu Jabbie, faces trial for unauthorized construction and development off Wilkinson Road in Freetown.
Sierra Leone Employers' Federation meets Minister of Employment to discuss labour sector cooperation
The European Union has suspended $20 million in budget support to Sierra Leone, accusing the government of protecting a convicted Dutch cocaine kingpin.
Mark Steele, RSPCA NSW vice-president, resigns over welfare standards for RSPCA-certified chicken, citing concerns over fast-growing breeds.
