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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Freetown, 12th December, 2025- The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) has launched a six‑week Digital Literacy and Technical Media Training programme for seventy (70) female journalists at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, marking what the association’s president described as “a structured, college‑level initiative designed to empower women with the skills required to thrive in a fast‑changing media landscape.”
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Freetown, 12th December 2025- Sierra Leone has taken a major step forward in its maritime and trade development with the official launch of a direct shipping route between Taizhou Port in China and the Queen Elizabeth II Quay in Freetown.
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“The era of military intervention in the politics of Sierra Leone is over,”
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Freetown, 12th December 2025: The Sierra Leone Teachers Union (SLTU) has issued a reminder to the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education regarding the payment of outstanding school fees subsidies, warning that delays could create another backlog as schools prepare to close for the Christmas holiday.
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