Freetown, 7th April, 2026 – President Julius Maada Bio has directed the establishment of an Independent Investigation Committee to probe allegations of wrongdoing at the Sierra Leone Law School, following mounting concerns about impropriety within the institution.
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Freetown, 7th April 2026— With the Easter crowds gone, stakeholders in Sierra Leone’s tourism and environmental sectors have turned their attention to the aftermath mounting plastic waste along Lumley Beach, one of the country’s busiest coastal stretches.
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Freetown, 7th April 2026- The battle for justice in Sierra Leone’s women’s football has taken an international turn, as Mogbwemo Queens FC officially filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland, challenging a ruling by the Sierra Leone Football Association
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Lungi, 7th April 2016 – A strong call to action echoed across coastal Lungi on Day Three of Go Circular Week, as government officials, development partners, and residents united to confront the growing threats of plastic pollution and sand mining along Sierra Leone’s fragile shoreline.
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Congratulations are in order to Bo School for 120 years of being in existence and contributing immensely to the development of Sierra Leone. British educationist, Sir Leslie Probyn, who founded the school in 1906, would, if he were still alive, marvel at the strides that Bo School has made in various areas of national life-way beyond his initial concept of having a school for the sons of Chiefs.
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