The Sierra Leone Labour Congress (SLLC), representing more than three million workers nationwide, has expressed disappointment over what it calls an “insufficient” reduction in fuel pump prices and is urging President Julius Maada Bio to order a further downward review.
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Former students of Dr. Ibrahim Bangura on Saturday organized an environmental awareness walk and tree-planting exercise aimed at promoting afforestation and raising awareness about climate change and environmental conservation in Sierra Leone.
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Sierra Leone has recorded another milestone in education, with 10 Sierra Leonean students graduating as medical doctors from the People’s Friendship University of Russia (RUDN). Two of the students, Dr. Alfred Osman Kamara and Dr. Hawanatu B. Marrah, graduated with distinctions (Red Diploma)
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Tensions over Sierra Leone’s fuel prices are rising as civil society activists led by Native Consortium’s Edmond Abu call for a nationwide protest on Tuesday, June 30, dubbed “Black Tuesday.” Organizers are urging citizens at home and abroad to wear black clothing or ribbons in solidarity, demanding that government reduce pump prices for petrol and diesel to Le 29–30 per litre, levels they describe as “pre‑war prices.”
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Makeni, 29th June, 2026 – President Julius Maada Bio will face citizens directly in Makeni at the 2026 Presidential Town Hall, a civic forum designed to spotlight government priorities under the banner “Year of Action.”
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