On 24 January, Reuters broke a story that sent shockwaves globally. Although many Sierra Leoneans had long known or suspected that Jos Leijdekkers, one of Europe’s most wanted criminals, has allegedly been living in Sierra Leone for at least six months, reportedly married to President Bio’s daughter and enjoying high-level protection. This revelation raises serious concerns about national security, the …
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As Africa steps into 2025, the continent stands at a decisive crossroads. With a burgeoning youthful…
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Victor Effion Johannes Onie-Williams was a star whose light shone brightly in every room he entered.…
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Walking in Christ’s Footsteps – A special Plea to the Council of Churches in Sierra Leone
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeThe Council of Churches in Sierra Leone has rightly emphasised the sanctity of life and the…
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Breaking the Silence: Voicing the Mental Health Challenges in Sierra Leone
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeSierra Leone, a country marred by the scars of civil war, the Ebola epidemic, and, more…
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The December 2024 elections in Ghana have once again cemented the country’s reputation as a beacon…
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In today’s digital world, personal data is shared and stored on an unprecedented scale. Our names,…
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Sierra Leone’s agribusiness sector is both a cornerstone of its economy and a pathway to sustainable…
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Since gaining independence from Great Britain in 1961, Sierra Leone has demonstrated its athletic potential on…