Freetown, 6th January 2026- Twenty‑seven years after the January 6, 1999, invasion of Freetown, the event remains one of the most harrowing episodes in Sierra Leone’s civil war. In a detailed account published on January 6, 2026, historian Prof. Joe A.D. Alie revisits the strategy, atrocities, and consequences of that day, underscoring its enduring impact on the nation’s collective memory.
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Freetown, 5th January 2026 – Sierra Leoneans woke up to the new year with an interesting episode in the country’s political stage as two women often described as “sisters” found themselves in a dramatic clash of loyalty and ambition.
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Freetown, 30th December 2025- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) describes youth as the lifeblood of a nation: “In Sierra Leone, the youth is the lifeblood of the nation. Every Sierra Leonean between the ages of 18 and 35 years old is considered to be a youth.” (Volume 3B, Chapter 5, p.343, Section 1).
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Freetown, 29th December 2025- “Removing experienced and seasoned lecturers from the institution will be unfair,” Ing. Mohamed Allieu Jalloh, Chancellor of the Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU), told Truth Media.
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Freetown, 23rd December 2015- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) recommended that its report should be incorporated into education programmes in all schools from primary to Tertiary levels. “The Commission recommends that the contents of its report be incorporated into the education programmes in all schools, from primary to tertiary level.
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