Magistrate Admonishes Journalists Over Sub Judice Reporting in Bo Magistrate SJ Braima of Magistrate Court No. 2 in Bo has issued a stern warning to media practitioners, cautioning them against airing opinions on ongoing court matters. The directive was delivered on July 3, 2026, during the proceedings of a civil matter between Dr. Agyeman Koffie and Zainab Jalloh. The court action involved four journalists—Solomon Joe and Samuel Haffer of Radio Bo Kiss 104.1 FM, and Anthony

SLFA Elevates Officiating Standards Following FIFA Elite Course The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has successfully concluded its 2026 FIFA Member Association (MA) Course for Elite Referees, marking a significant step in the association's efforts to enhance the quality of football officiating nationwide. The five-day program provided elite referees with intensive training, covering technical, theoretical, and physical aspects of the game. Participants underwent rigo

JFK Urges President Bio to Resign Amid Energy Sector Concerns Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara (JFK), an APC flagbearer aspirant, has formally called for the resignation of President Julius Maada Bio. The demand follows the President's recent remarks at a Makeni Town Hall meeting regarding challenges faced during his tenure overseeing the energy sector. JFK argued that the President’s public admission of difficulties in managing a single ministry raises fundamental questions about hi

Alfio Siracusa claims exclusion as Admire Bio-Jalloh gets bail In a surprising turn of events within the local judiciary, Italian businessman Alfio Siracusa has publicly declared his total exclusion from the ongoing Magistrate Court proceedings initiated by his own legal complaints. Siracusa, the primary complainant in a high-profile case involving a failed gold investment, stated he was neither informed of nor participated in the recent sessions. The revelation came exclusiv

Sierra Leone and Guinea Restore Trade Link with Yenga border reopening The Ministry of Information has announced that the Governments of Sierra Leone and Guinea have reopened the Yenga border crossing, restoring vital cross-border movement and trade between the two nations. According to the Ministry, the reopening took place on 24 June 2026 at the Koindu–Nongoa crossing point in the Kissi Teng Chiefdom, Kailahun District. The Ministry stated that this breakthrough follows sus