NASSIT Discusses Strengthening Social Security Collaboration With New Labour Minister
Monday/ 7th, September, 2026. The leadership of the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT), led by Director General, Chernor Mamoud Jalloh, and his Deputy, Mohamed Bangura, on Monday, 7th September 2026, engaged with the newly appointed Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security, Umaru Napoleon Koroma Esq., at the Ministry’s Headquarters in New England…
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Chief Justice Kamanda Warns Against Traditional Gender Roles In Judicial Reasoning THE LEAD HOTEL, FREETOWN — 7 September 2026: The Honourable Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, His Lordship Justice Komba Kamanda, has called on African judiciaries to adopt stronger, gender-sensitive approaches to the interpretation and enforcement of women’s health and reproductive rights. Chief Justice Kamanda…
Police Sergeant Wins Nle240,000 Mercury International Lotto
Police Sergeant Fredrick (full name withheld), a 29-year-old officer in Freetown, played the Mercury Daily Special Lotto draw on Tuesday, September 8 2026, and won a whopping Nle240,000 (Two Hundred and Forty Million Old Leones). Sergeant Fredrick, who said he has been a loyal Mercury International customer, playing both Lottery and Sports betting games, became…
The Trio Behind SLPHA’s Extraordinary Success Story
In recent years, Sierra Leone’s Port of Freetown has undergone a remarkable transformation, positioning itself as a more efficient, competitive, and modern maritime gateway for international trade. This significant progress is largely attributable to the exemplary leadership of the Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority (SLPHA), a dedicated Board and management team committed to strategic…
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Amb. Alie Kabba Is SLPP’s Best Bet For 2028 Victory By Mohamed Bailay The SLPP’s 2028 leadership decision should be judged by demonstrated capacity to lead Sierra Leone in a complex national and international environment. That is why Amb. Alie Kabba’s record provides qualities for the leadership of the great SLPP. His career reflects a…
Global Oil Shocks Push Sierra Leone to Adjust Pump Prices
The Government has adjusted the pump prices of petrol and diesel following continued increases in global petroleum prices and disruptions in local supply after several Oil Marketing Companies reduced or stopped sales. Under the new prices, petrol will sell at NLe40 per litre and diesel at NLe45 per litre. The adjustment follows days of artificial…
Koroma Reaffirms Commitment to National Cohesion and Peace After Homecoming
State House, Freetown, Monday, 7 September 2026 – Former President Dr Ernest Bai Koroma has expressed his appreciation to His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio for facilitating his return to Sierra Leone from Nigeria, reaffirming his commitment to national cohesion, peace and the continued development of the country. Former President Koroma made the remarks…
Mahesh Nandwani’s Jolaks Secures $20 Million to Expand Palm Oil Production
By Amin Kef-Ranger Jolaks Manufacturing Company Limited, a Sierra Leonean family-owned palm oil refining company founded by businessman Mahesh Nandwani, has secured a $20 million financing package from Proparco to expand its production capacity and strengthen local food security. The financing, provided under the Africa Resilience Investment Accelerator initiative, will support Jolaks in increasing local…
AWOL HONOURS JAGABAN WITH MOSERAY FADIKA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN MARYLAND
Recognition of Mohamed Omodu Kamara’s Service and Grassroots Impact Reaches the Sierra Leonean Diaspora Maryland, USA — The growing record of service, philanthropy and grassroots intervention of All People’s Congress (APC) Flagbearer Aspirant Sheikh Alhaji Mohamed Omodu Kamara, popularly known as Jagaban, received another significant international recognition over the weekend when he was honoured at…
Labour Congress Declares Port Congestion an Emergency, Presses Government to Bridge Gento Port Financing Gap
Freetown, Sierra Leone — In a bold declaration that underscores the gravity of the ongoing crisis at the country’s main port, the Sierra Leone Labour Congress (SLLC) has officially declared the congestion at Queen Elizabeth II Quay a national emergency. This urgent call to action comes amidst mounting concerns over the detrimental impact of port…
