The class representative system was never perfect, but it was profoundly human. It taught leadership without politics, service without privilege, and communication without fear. To abolish it is to erase one of the few democratic instincts left within our educational framework.
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Freetown, 28th October 2025- Sierra Leone is set to host its first-ever National Manufacturers’ Roundtable and Made in Sierra Leone Exhibition, a landmark event aimed at revitalizing the country’s manufacturing sector and driving inclusive economic growth.
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Illegal gold mining has resurfaced at Lake Sonfon in Diang Chiefdom, Koinadugu District, despite government shutdown orders issued in June and December 2024. An investigative report reveals that mining operations are once again active, this time more discreet, highly organized, and allegedly backed by both local and foreign companies.
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Freetown, 28th October, 2025- Sierra Leone’s newly enacted Child Rights Act has ignited a wave of criticism from activists and civil society leaders, who say the law fails to protect the very children it claims to serve, particularly girls at risk of female genital mutilation (FGM).
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Freetown, 28th October 2025: Sierra Leone’s standing in the global justice landscape has faced a troubling decline, according to the newly released 2024 Rule of Law Index by the World Justice Project.
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