Leaked document surfaces amid growing scrutiny over government communication

A document attributed to the Sierra Leone Government, specifically from the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, has surfaced and is now drawing attention due to its reference to administrative measures tied to local council operations. The letter, dated April 2, 2026, and addressed to all Chief Administrators of Local Councils, appears to be an internal communication from…

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Sierra Leone Introduces Temporary Fuel Subsidy to Cushion Price Surge

The Government of Sierra Leone has announced a temporary fuel subsidy aimed at easing the burden of rising global fuel prices on citizens and businesses. In a statement issued on Thursday, the government acknowledged that increases in fuel prices have far-reaching effects on transportation, electricity, and the overall cost of living, placing significant pressure on households and economic activities….

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PPRC Extends Deadline for Petitions on APC Internal Election Disputes

The Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) has announced an extension for the submission of petitions arising from the internal electoral processes of the All People’s Congress (APC), signaling heightened scrutiny over disputes linked to the party’s recent lower-level elections. In an official communication dated March 26, 2026, and addressed to the National Secretary General of the APC, the Commission…

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Hilton Bets Big on Africa with Record Expansion Plan, Eyes 100+ New Hotels and 20,000 Jobs Across the Continent

Hilton has unveiled one of its most ambitious growth strategies in recent years, announcing plans to open more than 100 hotels across Africa, with over half of the new properties projected for Sub-Saharan Africa. The move, revealed during the Future Hospitality Summit Africa in Nairobi, follows a record 29 hotel deals signed in 2025 across 15 countries, marking a…

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Speaker Halts Probe into National Elections Watch as Lawmakers Clash Over Credibility Concerns

The Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, has suspended moves to constitute a committee to investigate National Elections Watch, citing the sensitivity of the matter and the need for what he described as “proper judgment” before any formal action is taken. The decision followed deliberations on a motion introduced by Hon. Sellu, who raised concerns over the credibility…

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