Freetown, 21st January, 2026 – Sierra Leone’s Parliament has approved five presidential nominees following the debate and adoption of the Sixth Report of the Committee on Appointments and Public Service, chaired by Majority Leader and Leader of Government Business, Hon. Mathew Sahr Nyuma.
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Freetown, 21st January 2026- The Eastern Police Clock Tower, one of Freetown’s most iconic colonial-era landmarks, is set to undergo a major restoration, reviving its historic look and symbolic significance at the heart of the capital.
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Freetown, 20th January 2026- The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs has unveiled the official logo for Sierra Leone’s 2026 Year of Culture and Creativity, a landmark step in the country’s drive to elevate culture and tourism as engines of national pride and economic growth.
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Freetown, 20th January 2026- The Sierra Leone Police has held an interfaith memorial service at the Sierra Leone Peacekeeping and Law Enforcement Academy in Hastings to honour and remember police officers who lost their lives during the country’s civil war. The service was also dedicated to recognising the selfless sacrifices made by security personnel who died in the line of duty while protecting peace and defending the Constitution of Sierra Leone.
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Davos, Switzerland, 21st January, 2026- Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has urged African leaders to shift their mindsets and take bold steps to remove the obstacles hindering trade across the continent.
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