Kemson Fofanah, assistant captain of Freetown City Council Football Club, stole the spotlight with a commanding display of skill and leadership in today’s match against Luawa Football Club at the Approved School Field. Fofanah’s performance was characterized by strength, determination, and tactical awareness, earning him the Man of the Match award and guiding his team with confidence throughout the game. The assistant captain’s influence on the pitch was evident as he inspire

The Road Maintenance Fund Administration (RMFA) has launched a major rehabilitation project on the 90-kilometre Bo-Yele–Matotoka Road, a development expected to significantly enhance socio-economic growth in Sierra Leone. The project includes road resurfacing, regravelling, and construction of culverts to improve agricultural and human transportation across the region. At the official handover ceremony, RMFA Chief Executive Officer Mohamed Kallon underscored the strategic imp

Mogbwemo Queens FC delivered a commanding performance to secure a 4–0 victory over Vem Buck FC in the Marampa Mines Women’s Premier League 2025/2026 on Saturday, March 14th, 2026. The visitors set the tone early, with Racheal Allieu (#9) opening the scoring in the 5th minute following a precise assist from Fatmata Turay (#21). Vem Buck struggled to find a response against a disciplined Mogbwemo defense, with frustration boiling over when Marie Thullah (#13) received a yellow

Lamrana A. Jalloh, Governance and Policy Analyst, has warned that Sierra Leone’s statistical system risks creating confusion and instability if transparency is not improved. Speaking in an interview with AYV on Sunday, Jalloh said, “Statistics Sierra Leone is operating like a cult or a secret society, doing its operations without telling the people what is going on, and then they will want to come up with data and give results. This, I believe, will create more chaos than wha

Management of Gola Rainforest Conservation Limited by Guarantee has initiated an internal review affecting approximately 30 workers as part of efforts to strengthen professional standards within the organization. The conservation body, which oversees the protection and management of the Gola Rainforest National Park, operates from its head office at 164 Dama Road in Kenema. It works closely with local communities, government institutions, and international partners to safegua