Freetown, 8th January 2026- Sierra Leone’s Vice President, Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to collective security and peacekeeping as he led a high‑level delegation of senior security officials to Côte d’Ivoire.
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Freetown, 8th January 2026- The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs has released a financial breakdown of the recently concluded One Nation Reggae Festival, presenting the event as both a cultural milestone and an economic driver for Sierra Leone’s creative industries.
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In every democracy, there are moments when citizens begin to feel distant from those who govern them—and moments when that distance is deliberately closed. For Sierra Leone, 2025 will be remembered as the year we consciously reclaimed the public square.
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The newsroom here has no room for mediocrity, laziness, or excuses. As a young media company with a small but energetic team of staff members, we carry a responsibility that demands speed and accuracy. The journey to where we are now has been anything but smooth.
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Freetown, 5th January 2026 – The Ministry of Finance has cautioned that Sierra Leone’s 2026 national budget faces significant risks from global economic uncertainties, domestic revenue challenges, and potential natural disasters. In its Citizen’s Guide to the National Budget 2026, Finance Minister Sheku Ahmed Fantamadi Bangura outlined both the threats and the government’s strategies to safeguard fiscal stability.
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