SLFA Unveils 2026/27 Calendar to Modernize Football The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has unveiled its 2026/27 domestic football calendar, marking a pivotal shift toward administrative stability under President Babadi Kamara. Announced following the Association’s first Ordinary Congress in Bo City on June 27, 2026, the schedule addresses longstanding stakeholder frustrations regarding fixture delays and inconsistency. By establishing a fixed timeline, the SLFA a

Foreign Minister Faces Misconduct Allegations Over Fraudulent Certificate Political commentator Sylvia Olayinka Blyden has recently renewed allegations of professional misconduct against Foreign Minister Timothy Musa Kabba. The claims center on the purported use of a fraudulent certificate, allegedly dated January 22, 2026, in legal proceedings concerning international diplomacy. The escalation occurred following public praise of the Minister's leadership and presidential po

PPRC Denies First Lady's Alleged Ownership of HADP The Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) has denied allegations linking Sierra Leone’s First Lady to the ownership of the Humble African’s Development Party (HADP). Eugene Momoh, the Commission's Senior Outreach Officer, dismissed the claims during a recent media appearance at ECKO media, asserting that HADP operates as an independent political entity. Momoh emphasized that the Commission conducts rigorous vetting

Jagaban Launches Borehole Initiative In Port Loko Sheikh Alhaji Mohamed Omodu Kamara, a leading flagbearer aspirant for the All People’s Congress (APC), officially inaugurated the “Jagaban Borehole Machine” at the party’s North-West Regional Office in Port Loko on June 27, 2026. The launch fulfills a commitment Kamara made during the machine’s initial unveiling in Freetown on April 19, 2025, where he pledged that the Port Loko regional office would be the first site to benefi

Labour Ministry Tightens Enforcement of National Employment Standards The Ministry of Employment, Labour and Social Security has launched a series of rigorous, on-the-spot workplace inspections across Bo and Kenema, signaling a strict new policy regarding the enforcement of national labour regulations. On June 25, 2026, the Commissioner of Labour and Employment, supported by a team of directors, conducted direct assessments of multiple commercial entities to ensure compliance