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Sierra Leonean passport. Photo credit, VSL Travle

Passport Ranking: Sierra Leone maintains top spot in MRU

July 22, 2023

Sierra Leone’s passport has maintained its lead as the most powerful in the Mano River Union (MRU), the latest global...

Dead cattle discovered in a field in Kelima Bendu Town, Foyah District, Lofa County, Liberia. Photo, Tokpa Tarnue, Liberian Daily Observer

Liberia rules out infectious disease as cause of mass cattle deaths

July 19, 2023

Laboratory examinations and analyses have ruled out infectious disease as cause of the mass deaths of cattle in Liberia earlier...

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres speaking at the opening of the Ministerial Segment of the HLPF on Sustainable Development at the UN headquarters in New York on July 17, 2023. Photo credit, Eskinder Debebe, UN.

Ending HIV/AIDS impossible without reducing inequality – UNAIDS, partners warn

July 19, 2023

A group of international humanitarian organizations have called for urgent action to end inequality if the world is to have...

Kailahun is one of three district through which Sierra Leone shares border with Liberia, which is investigating mass deaths of cattle. Photo credit, Kemo Cham, ManoReporters.

Sierra Leone restricts livestock movement after Liberia mass cattle deaths

July 18, 2023

Sierra Leone has imposed a temporary ban on the movement of livestock - cattle, goats, and sheep - between its...

Project 1808 volunteers planting trees in the Koinadugu College campus in Kabala. Phot credit, Project 1808 Incorporate.

PROJECT 1808 embarks on annual tree planting exercise

by ManoReporters

July 18, 2023

Project 1808 Founder and Chief Strategist, Prof. Alhaji Umar Njai plants a tree. Photo credit, Project 1808 Staff of Project...

President Julius Maada Bio. Image, Government of Sierra Leone.

Final cabinet list: Bio drops more old guards, places faith in more youths & women

July 15, 2023

President Julius Maada Bio has continued with his appointment to cabinet, with the second and final list of appointees released...

Sierra Leone: Sand Mining – Who’s benefiting and at what cost to the environment?

by ManoReporters

Sand is one of the most precious and extracted natural resources with about 50 billion tones used per year, according...

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. Photo credit, States Department

Breaking! US government says it is “concerned” about irregularities in Sierra Leone elections

The United States government has said it is concerned about alleged irregularities attributed to the just concluded general elections in...

Despite challenges, Africa recorded progress in women’s rights: Report on Maputo Protocol shows

African governments should prioritize eliminating harmful traditional practices, gender-based violence, and discrimination against women and girls, a coalition of women’s...

Access Bank unveiled as buyer of Standard Chatered’s subsidiary in Sierra Leone, others