Detective Police Sergeant 10641 Kamara I, attached to the Cyber Unit, Kissy Police Division, has on Tuesday November 24, 2020, testified in the ongoing burglary and larceny matter at the Ross Road Magistrate Court No 1 presided by Magistrate Alhaji Sulaiman Koroma. The witness recalled on September 29, 2020 whilst he was on duty, one of his colleagues PC 14958 Emma, attached to the Approved School Police Post, informed him...Read More
President Julius Maada Bio has on Sunday November 21, 2020, turned the sod for the construction of an ultra-modern hospital in the Jojoima township, the chiefdom headquarter of Malema Chiefdom in the Kailahun District. Welcoming the entourage, Paramount Chief Lamin Pamly Ngevao thanked President Bio for visiting the chiefdom, adding that that particular visit was so historic that his people in the chiefdom would live to appreciate and celebrate it...Read More
President Julius Maada Bio has on Monday November 23, 2020, presented a cheque of over Le 9 billion to the Skills Development Fund to initially benefit over 1,660 citizens in the Kenema and Kailahun Districts, east of the country. Paramount Chief of Njaluahun Chiefdom, James Sheriff Coker-Jajua, expressed joy for receiving the President, but most importantly for the launch of the skills development fund in his chiefdom that would support...Read More
The Parliament of Sierra Leone has on Tuesday November 24, 2020 discussed the Bill entitled: “The Appropriation Act, 2021” delivered by the Minister of Finance, Jacob Jusu Saffa in the Well of Parliament on Friday November 13, 2020. The Bill seeks to authorize expenditure from the consolidated fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2021 and other related matters to the tune of Le9.2 trillion effective January...Read More
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has on Tuesday November 24, 2002, highlighted key accomplishments and challenges in the fisheries sector. President Bio said, in Freetown during the launch of equipment for sustainable fisheries, that his administration inherited a fisheries and marine resources sector riddled with corruption and mismanagement. “Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing was rife. Tax evasion, underreporting, overfishing, by mainly illegal vessels within the country’s Exclusive Economic...Read More
