Freetown, 28th January 2026- The sudden increase in pump prices announced by the National Petroleum Regulatory Agency (NPRA) has ignited widespread concern among Freetown’s transport operators and commuters. Petrol and diesel now sell at NLe 28.50, up from NLe 25.00, leaving Poda Poda drivers, Kekeh riders, and Okada operators scrambling to adjust fares and manage angry passengers.
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Freetown, 27th January, 2026- Sierra Leonean-Australians marked a historic milestone with the...
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Freetown, 28th January 2026- The Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, says there has been no public push for a third-term presidency as Sierra Leone’s Constitutional Review Process moves forward, a situation he described as unprecedented in the country’s political history.
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Freetown, 27th January 2026- The Peace Mission Training Centre at Hastings, Freetown, welcomed the eighth batch of National Youth Service recruits, numbering 445 and counting, on Monday, January 26th, 2026.
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Freetown, 28th January 2026- May 1998 remains one of the darkest chapters of Sierra Leone’s civil war. For me, it is deeply personal. It was the month my father and uncle were brutally killed by rebels after saving my life.
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