One of Sierra Leone’s most celebrated journalists, Mamajah Jalloh, popularly known as DJ Base believes he has raised public awareness by at least 60% over his more than two decades in the media industry.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- The government’s actual expenditure for the second quarter of 2025 reveals a continued emphasis on public sector wages and capital investment, with notable allocations toward social security and infrastructure. The data, presented in a pie chart titled “Actual Expenditure Quarter 2 2025”, offers insight into fiscal priorities and the balancing act between recurrent costs and long-term development.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- In a year marked by inflationary pressures and rising food insecurity, the World Food Programme (WFP) has delivered a targeted economic boost to Sierra Leone’s agricultural sector, injecting over USD 840,000 into rural communities through its expanded Home-Grown School Feeding Programme.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- In Sierra Leone’s fast-growing informal economy, young people are building businesses and managing money, but largely without banks. According to the 2025 Status of Youth Report, 52% of youth rely on mobile money for their financial transactions, while only 8% have a formal bank account. Another 21% use informal savings systems like ‘Osusu’, revealing a financial ecosystem driven by necessity, not inclusion.
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Freetown, September 1, 2025 – In a season marked by fierce competition, emotional turning points, and unwavering ambition, East End Lions Football Club has reclaimed its place at the summit of Sierra Leonean football, clinching the 2024/2025 Leone Rock Premier League title after five trophyless years.
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