West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
Sierra Leone's President Bio and former leader Ernest Koroma have expressed commitment to peace and national cohesion, but the test lies in the 2028 elections.
Students from Koinadugu District have won spots at the Salone Civic Festival after topping the Ministry of Information and Civic Education's quiz and debate competitions.
APC flagbearer aspirant Sheikh Alhaji Mohamed Omodu Kamara, known as Jagaban, visits Pujehun District, announces NLe 4 billion for local empowerment.
Sierra Leone's Chief Minister David Sengeh meets with King Charles III and Idris Elba in Antigua to discuss Sierra Leone's development.
ECOWAS meeting in Lomé aims to harmonize monetary and financial statistics for regional economic integration.
Sierra Leone's Education Minister, Conrad Sackey, has pledged to ensure visually impaired pupils receive necessary support to pass their examinations.
Two popular Sierra Leone TikTokers fined Le1,000 each for exchanging insults and maternal invectives on social media.
Sierra Leone's President Bio bids farewell to Professor Foday M. Jaward, set to become Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Qatar.
Angelo Agrizzi plans to appeal a Gauteng High Court ruling requiring him to pay R1.66 billion related to corruption tied to government contracts awarded to his former employer, Bosasa.
The U.S. Embassy in Freetown has announced vacancies for a Supply Clerk and a Driver, inviting qualified applicants to submit their applications by November 12, 2026.
Sierra Leone Football Association acknowledges refereeing mistake in Leone Rock Premier League match
President Julius Maada Bio meets with CEOs ahead of the 28th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Sierra Leone.
