By Sallieu S. Kanu Sierra Leone: A five-member delegation from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) held a strategic meeting with the Tripartite Steering Committee Secretariat on Thursday, October 2, 2025, to assess progress on the implementation of the Unity Agreement and related electoral reform initiatives. The meeting, held at the Secretariat’s conference room in Freetown, focused on Resolution 3 of the Unity Agreement, which addresses the establishment...Read More
By Amb. George Sesay, Global Peace Chain Ambassador Washington, D.C. — October 2025: The 2025 African Cultural Night Awards delivered an evening of elegance, pride, and celebration, spotlighting the achievements of African diaspora leaders who continue to uplift their communities through service and innovation. Among the distinguished honorees was Dr. Lucy Koroma, Founder and CEO of Muna’s Heart Nursing Services and the Muna Heart to Hand Foundation. She was recognized...Read More
From the soil of Kailahun, where the legendary warrior Kailondo once stood tall and unyielding, springs another towering figure Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai. He is not only a son of the land but also a custodian of its vision, a man whose very blood carries the fire of development, progress, and unbreakable commitment to his people. On the eve of our KaiDSU Annual General Meeting, Dr. Abdulai has once again...Read More
Freetown, October 1, 2025 – Health workers across Sierra Leone will now be better equipped to detect, monitor, and respond to health threats thanks to a major donation from the World Health Organization (WHO). Supplies and equipment worth USD 456,483.20 were handed over to the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the National Public Health Agency (NPHA) to strengthen disease surveillance, antimicrobial resistance tracking, and emergency preparedness. At a ceremony in...Read More
By Ibrahim S. Bangura A Sierra Leonean from Kailahun District, Yusuf Isa, has developed a new language called Gritish, which he says is intended to promote unity and reduce tribalism in the country. Isa, popularly known as Simsiwo, explained that he started working on the language in Kenema City more than 15 years ago after being inspired to create a communication system that could bring people together. According to him,...Read More
