Freetown 22nd May 2026- Recent discussions within the All People’s Congress (APC) have generated public interest, particularly around claims that the party has introduced new “tough criteria” for flag‑bearer qualification.
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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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At Fourah Bay College (FBC), social media has evolved far beyond casual scrolling. It has become an essential part of student life, a tool for learning, work, and connection.
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In a small, sunbaked community where tradition often speaks louder than a girl’s dreams, a teenage girl, Kadijatu Lamarana Shunem Barrie, made an impossible choice: her books over her blood, her father over her future and her voice over a wedding she never wanted.
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Freetown, 27th April 2026- Adama Koroma, 78, has watched 65 Independence Days come and go from the same doorway in the East End of Freetown. She was a schoolgirl in 1961 when the Union Jack came down at Brookfields Playground and Sir Milton Margai a quiet doctor who became a founding father accepted the instruments of sovereignty from the Duke of Kent. She remembers her mother weeping. Not from grief. From joy.
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