Freetown, 23rd December 2025- Between October and December 2025, Sierra Leone’s judiciary handed down 20 convictions for drug-related offences, marking a sharp escalation in enforcement and sentencing severity. A review of court records reveals not only the scale of the crackdown but also patterns in offence types, sentencing trends, and judicial scheduling.
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Freetown, 23rd December 2015- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) recommended that its report should be incorporated into education programmes in all schools from primary to Tertiary levels. “The Commission recommends that the contents of its report be incorporated into the education programmes in all schools, from primary to tertiary level.
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Freetown, 23rd December 2025- The 2024 Auditor-General’s Annual Report has revealed huge financial irregularities across Sierra Leone’s public sector institutions, with a combined impact exceeding NLe 250 million, alongside foreign currency losses totalling $935,717.33 and €7,230.96.
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Freetown, 22nd December 2025 – Parade Field, long celebrated as the heartbeat of grassroots football in Freetown, has increasingly become a stage for more than just amazing goals and raw talent. The Central One Football Association (COFA) Inter-Community League, a tournament that has energized local football for years, is now grappling with a troubling reputation, repeated outbreaks of violence.
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Freetown, 22nd December 2025-Dressed in bright orange T-shirts, chanting “End sexual and gender-based violence,” members and supporters of Legal Access Through Women Yearning for Equality, Rights and Social Justice (L.A.W.Y.E.R.S) filled the streets on Saturday morning, walking from Murray Town to the Gigibonta Car Park in Lumley. In their hands were placards carrying the same words bold, direct, and visible to everyone who passed.
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