Freetown, May 2026- Oladipipo Robbin-Coker left Freetown as a kid with nothing but a dribble and a dream. He returned as living proof that basketball can rewrite destinies. Popularly called Pipo, though on the gritty outdoor courts where he first crossed over defenders twice his size, they simply called him “The Spark.”
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In response to recent deadly road accidents involving container trucks, the Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority (SLPHA), the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA), and the Ministry of Transport and Aviation have announced new measures to tighten safety standards in haulage operations.
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In a small prayer room in Freetown, Sierra Leone, a former radio announcer found himself singing words he had never written. There was no notebook, no studio, no producer. Just a voice and a phone recording.
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The British High Commission in Freetown has dismissed claims published in the Global Times alleging comments attributed to UK diplomats, stressing that the newspaper never sought clarification from the mission before publication.
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Sierra Leone has officially launched its own music genre, “Troupe Beat,” a vibrant fusion of Afro‑Caribbean rhythms and traditional Sierra Leonean instruments designed to give the country a distinctive musical identity on the global stage.
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