First Rain of May Leaves Freetown Streets Buried in Waste

First Rain of May Leaves Freetown Streets Buried in Waste

Residents across several parts of Freetown woke up to shocking scenes after the first major rainfall of May swept large amounts of waste across the city’s streets, leaving many communities frustrated and concerned about sanitation and flooding. The early morning rain exposed the growing waste management problem in the capital as gutters overflowed with plastics, dirt, and household garbage. In many areas, piles of waste blocked drainage systems, causing dirty water to spread onto roads and walk

KHADIJA SAM-SUMANA RECEIVES MASSIVE WELCOME IN KONO AS SAM-28 MOVEMENT GAINS STRENGTH

KHADIJA SAM-SUMANA RECEIVES MASSIVE WELCOME IN KONO AS SAM-28 MOVEMENT GAINS STRENGTH

Madam Khadija Sam-Sumana received a heroic reception in Sandor Chiefdom, Kono District, on Sunday as supporters of the Sam-28 Movement turned out in large numbers to demonstrate growing support for former Vice President Chief Sam Sumana’s anticipated bid for the All People’s Congress (APC) presidential flagbearership. The event, held in Tefeya Town, drew hundreds of party loyalists, traditional leaders, women, youths, and residents from various parts of Sandor Chiefdom, highlighting the increa

SIERRA LEONE GRAPPLES WITH PRESS FREEDOM CONCERNS AS GOVERNMENT PUSHES ECONOMIC REFORMS

SIERRA LEONE GRAPPLES WITH PRESS FREEDOM CONCERNS AS GOVERNMENT PUSHES ECONOMIC REFORMS

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Sierra Leone is witnessing a period of major economic and infrastructural transformation, even as concerns continue to emerge over press freedom and democratic accountability in the country. The government of President Julius Maada Bio has intensified efforts to stabilize the economy through reforms supported by international partners, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF). State House recently announced that the IMF acknowledged progress made by Sierra Leone

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