Freetown, 15th December 2025- The journey to Lalehun village is long and rough. Red dust clings to shoes, and the road narrows as the forest thickens. By the time the village comes into view, it becomes clear why the people here speak about the Gola Rainforest with such familiarity. For them, the forest is not a distant national park it is part of everyday life.
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“The English-speaking West African country has enjoyed 20 years of peace and stability after the end of a civil war that lasted from Mar. 23, 1991, to January 18, 2002. Now it is on the brink of yet another political dispensation and pre-war challenges are beginning to rear their ugly heads”
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Freetown, 15th December 2025- Less than a year into his tenure as Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay’s approach has already begun to reshape both the tone and substance of justice administration in Sierra Leone.
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Freetown, 15th December 2025 – President Julius Maada Bio has formally declared January 18 as National Remembrance Day, fulfilling a major recommendation of Sierra Leone’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The announcement was made at the opening of the Salone Civic Festival 2025, held at the newly transformed Miatta Civic Centre in Freetown.
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Thirteen Sierra Leonean women journalists have made history as the first cohort to graduate from the Women in News (WIN) Leadership Accelerator fellowship, marking a major step forward for women’s leadership and media development in the country.
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