Head of Physical Education at the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, southern region, Fatmata Fatima Banya has committed her office to the promotion and sustainability of cricket in Bo District. She made this pronouncement on Tuesday while addressing a delegation from Cricket Sierra Leone (CSL) at the symbolic launch of the Bo Cricket Club at CKC School in Bo. Banya told CSL’s Acting General Manager Chrispin Ekundayo George that cricket...Read More

By George M.O. Williams Bo, Sierra Leone – The U.S. Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), has announced the launch of the Bennimix Out growers Activity, a partnership with Bennimix Food Company, the U.S. Embassy said in a statement it put out on Wednesday. This 3-year initiative is aimed at improving food security by increasing agricultural productivity and expanding the supply of nutritious, locally produced foods in...Read More

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health Fourth Floor- Youyi Building Freetown. Dear Sir, CLARIFICATIONS OF SLMDA POSITION FOR EXTENDING THE 21DAYS ULTIMATUM FOR WITHHOLDING OF OUR SERVICE I write to acknowledge the receipt of your response to our letter addressed to the leadership of MOH regarding our association’s decision to extend the 21 working days ultimatum issued concerning the fuel allocation for eligible medical doctors by a further seven working...Read More

By George M.O. Williams In an ambitious drive to boost the skills of women and youth in agriculture, the Sierra Leone Chamber for Agribusiness Development (SLeCAD) has recently concluded a comprehensive three-day Training of Trainers (ToT) program. The initiative aims to build resilient, sustainable agribusinesses, contributing directly to the goals of the Feed Salone Project, which focuses on local food security and economic empowerment. The program commenced with Madam Louise...Read More

By KahawaTungu ReporterFacebookTwitterWhatsApp POLICE LINE A Sierra Leone national was found dead in his apartment after failing to report to work. Sansey Mangeh, 68, worked for the International Organization for Immigration (IOM) in Nairobi. He had failed to report to work on Monday, October 28 when some of his workmates decided to check on him. He had also failed to respond to his calls, which raised alarm among his colleagues. His body...Read More