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 Top 3 Diving Spots in Sierra Leone

Divers here can encounter an array of fascinating fish, including parrotfish, angelfish, barracudas, and even the occasional shark. The islands also boast several shipwrecks, offering thrilling dive sites for more seasoned divers. With its breathtaking coastline, rich marine biodiversity, and clear, warm waters, Sierra Leone is quickly gaining attention as an exciting new destination for […]

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Sierra Leone Launches Plan for Sustainable Development

The successful launch of the UNSDCF 2025-2030 signifies a major milestone for Sierra Leone, highlighting a robust commitment to sustainable development Sierra Leone marked a significant step towards sustainable development with the launch of the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2025-2030. The International Trade Centre (ITC) made noteable contributions to the framework. At the

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Essential Travel Tips for Your First Trip to Sierra Leone

For those with a bit more time, consider venturing beyond Freetown. A visit to Tiwai Island, a wildlife sanctuary home to rare primates and exotic birds, can provide an unforgettable experience. Alternatively, exploring one of the national parks, such as Outamba-Kilimi National Park, offers the opportunity to see the country’s wildlife in its natural habitat.

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Pharmacy Board of Sierra Leone Cracks Down on Drug Peddlers

The Board assured the public that those arrested would face the full weight of the law, serving as a strong deterrent to others who might consider engaging in illegal drug activities. The Pharmacy Board of Sierra Leone (PBSL), in collaboration with the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF), the Operational Support Division of the

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Tim Kabba Says ‘Rules of War’ Saves His Life As A Child Soldier

“I stand here today as a former child soldier, forcefully recruited during the civil conflict that decimated over 50,000 of my compatriots…I wouldn’t be the person I am today without the critical support of the ICRC and the international community,” Musa Timothy Kabba told Members of the informal visit of UN Security Council members to

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Samura Kamara Calls for Unity, Draws Inspiration from Other Political Successes

Meanwhile, sources within the APC, including some executive members who have made public insinuations and outright calls to replace him ahead of the 2028 elections, also hinted that the candidate for the ruling SLPP would be a far more formidable force. Former presidential candidate for the opposition All People’s Congress (APC), Dr Samura Mathew Wilson

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Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso Dialogue Still Possible with ECOWAS – Says VP Juldeh Jalloh

The challenges and difficulties are many, and we do not deny them. For our part, President Julius Maada Bio [Sierra Leone] has begun to build very effective relationships with these countries to restart dialogue Vice President of Sierra Leone, Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, has said that dialogue is still possible even though the break may

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Prosecution Reveals Chilling Details in Plot to Overthrow President Bio

This photo, along with other exhibits, played a crucial role in the trial, helping to establish the involvement of the accused in the plot to overthrow President Julius Maada Bio. In the recently concluded Court Martial trial involving the State versus Staff Sergeant Alhaji Koroma and 26 others, one of the most significant revelations concerned

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Research Highlights Need for Comprehensive Puberty Education in Sierra Leone

Three key themes emerged from the findings: the need for teacher comfort in discussing puberty, the utility of a teacher’s guide for delivering this content, and the various system and resource constraints that hinder effective implementation. A recent study published in Frontiers in Education has underscored the critical importance of providing young people with adequate

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Court Martial Dissolves, Constitutes Soon to Try 15 More

The second Court Martial Board is expected to be constituted by next month to try an additional 15 military personnel, including five fugitives recently extradited from Guinea The Court Martial Board, established in January 2024 to try 27 military personnel involved in the November 26 coup attempt, will dissolve tomorrow, following the conclusion of the

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