By Sallieu S. Kanu Falaba District, January 11, 2026: The Falaba District Cooperative Society has officially commenced the disbursement of development loans to beneficiaries across the district, beginning with Mongo Chiefdom. The initiative was made possible through the support of Honourable Alhaji Musa Tarawalie. According to the Cooperative Society, the loans are not political in nature but form part of a broader economic empowerment program aimed at improving livelihoods, strengthening...Read More
By Fatima Kpaka Freetown – The Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, His Lordship Honourable Justice Komba Kamanda, on Tuesday paid an unannounced visit to the Pademba Road Magistrate Courts as part of ongoing efforts to monitor the performance and commitment of judicial officers and support staff. The surprise inspection, conducted during normal court sittings in the early hours of the day, focused on assessing punctuality, attendance, and the general work...Read More
Author: Kay-Lyne Wolfenden The initiative allows employees to gain ownership, profit entitlement, and a direct stake in the company’s long-term success, reinforcing Orange’s commitment to shared value and inclusive growth. Orange Sierra Leone has taken a major step in employee empowerment by issuing official share certificates to eligible employees under its Employee Shareholding Scheme. The initiative allows employees to gain ownership, profit entitlement, and a direct stake in the company’s long-term success,...Read More
Author: Kay-Lyne Wolfenden The initiative allows employees to gain ownership, profit entitlement, and a direct stake in the company’s long-term success, reinforcing Orange’s commitment to shared value and inclusive growth. Orange Sierra Leone has taken a major step in employee empowerment by issuing official share certificates to eligible employees under its Employee Shareholding Scheme. The initiative allows employees to gain ownership, profit entitlement, and a direct stake in the company’s long-term success,...Read More
The new Gendema Bridge is more than a piece of infrastructure, it’s a long-awaited lifeline for farmers, students and trading communities who have been isolated from reliable markets and schools for decades. Now, thousands across Simbaru, Wando, Gorama Mende, and Konike Sanda chiefdoms can move their harvests without fearing delays, spoilage, or dangerous crossings. A River that Held Back a Region For decades, the Sewa River hindered progress. The only...Read More
