Freetown, 7th November 2025- Ten years after Sierra Leone was declared free from the deadly Ebola virus, the memories remain vividly etched in the hearts of survivors, families, and communities that bore the weight of one of the nation’s darkest chapters.
Read MoreBy Major ( Retired) Samuel Moody
The pungency of unpalatable gazes indignifies our kindred so dear..
Humanity stripped ,psychologically deranged, mentally dummied and synthetically frailed by the monster Kush.
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Freetown, 7th November 2025- As the fight against the possession and intake of harmful drugs and contraband substances continues in Sierra Leone, Justice Simeon Allieu (JA) has sentenced a Nigerian national, Newton Johnson, to the Male Correctional Centre after finding him guilty on two counts. Justice Allieu stated that this decision aims to deter others especially foreigners, who might attempt to bring drugs and other illegal substances into the country. He also noted that he considered the fact that the accused is a young man and a family man before delivering his judgment.
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Freetown, 7th November 2025 – Sierra Leone’s Cabinet has officially approved the National Film Policy 2025, ushering in a transformative era for the country’s creative and cultural industries. The policy, spearheaded by Minister of Information and Civic Education Chernor Bah, lays the foundation for a professional, regulated, and investment-ready film sector, marking the first comprehensive framework of its kind in the nation’s history.
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Some of us had survived the civil war. We knew the sound of gunfire, the direction of danger, the instinct to run. But Ebola was different. It was an invisible enemy, merciless, silent, and everywhere. There was no front line. No safe haven. I still hear the ambulances.
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