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Connaught Hospital performs Sierra Leone’s first brain tumour surgery

FREETOWN, July 30 — Sierra Leone has reached a historic milestone in its healthcare sector after Connaught Hospital successfully performed the country's first brain tumour surgery under the University...

Parliament Endorses Discontinuance of Charges Against Former President Koroma

By Mohamed KaiKai FREETOWN, July 16, 2026 — Sierra Leone's Parliament on Thursday unanimously approved a motion endorsing the...

Why a University That Carries the Name of a Country Has No Reason to Fail: The University of Sierra Leone as a Case in...

Bongolistically, Mallam O. Permit me to begin with a personal confession. My relationship with the University of Sierra Leone did not...

Prestige or Priorities?

Bio prefers ECOWAS Summit while Its people endure hardship ! By Joseph Turay The decision by President Julius Maada Bio's...

A Tribute to the Late Justice Abel Nathaniel Bankole Stronge (1939 to 2026)By Abdul Tejan-Cole

Long before I ever stood before him in a courtroom, I knew Justice Stronge as a presence to...
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Sierra Leone adopts new rules to protect whistleblowers and witnesses

By Joe Turay FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has brought into force new regulations aimed at strengthening protection for whistleblowers and...

$10.6 million water project for Angola Town found defective, auditors say

By Joe Turay FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — A $10.6 million water supply project intended to deliver clean water to residents of Angola Town in Freetown...

Teenage Pregnancy and the Unintended Consequences of Protection Policies

By Joseph Turay Sierra Leone is confronting a troubling paradox. Years of advocacy, legislation and political will have succeeded in reducing adult sexual exploitation of...

How Sierra Leone’s Cyber Laws Threaten Journalism!

By Joseph Turay In the digital age, journalism and cyberspace are inseparable. Reporters rely on online platforms, encrypted messaging, social networks, and digital research to...

Cyber Laws, Corruption Investigations, State Power, & Journalism in Sierra Leone

By Joseph Turay In theory, cybersecurity laws exist to protect citizens, institutions, and national infrastructure from digital harm. In practice, when such laws are vaguely...

Caught !! Sierra Leone’s Cyber Laws, Cocaine deals , – State Power vs Journalists

By Joseph Turay In Sierra Leone, where democracy and freedom of expression are still fragile, a collision is unfolding between legal frameworks designed to protect...