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18/05/2026

Sierra Leone Mining Week 2026.
Keynote Speaker, VP Juldeh Jalloh.
Wednesday 20th May 2026.

18/05/2026

Minthe online tv culture hours

18/05/2026

BREAKING NEWS 🚨

The final batch of 265 Sierra Leonean pilgrims has officially departed the Freetown International Airport for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj 2026 🕋✈️🇸🇱🇸🇦

The pilgrims join thousands of Muslims from across the world for this year’s sacred pilgrimage in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.

We pray for Allah’s guidance, protection, and a successful Hajj journey for all Sierra Leonean pilgrims. May they return home safely with blessings and peace. 🤲🕋

18/05/2026

President Bio Urges Resilient, Reform-Driven African Leadership at Oxford Conference 2026

University of Oxford, England-17 May 2026-Sierra Leone’s President and ECOWAS Chairman Julius Maada Bio has called for bold, practical, and resilient leadership across Africa amid global disruption, political uncertainty, climate pressures, and technological change.

Delivering the keynote address at the Oxford Africa Conference 2026 under the theme “Anchoring Africa: Grounded, Game-Changing Leadership in the Age of Disruption,” President Bio stated that Africa’s future depends on reclaiming its voice and building durable institutions.

“I spoke last year about African agency,” he said. “This year, we must ask something harder: Can what we define endure? Can it survive shocks?”

Addressing scholars, policymakers, diaspora members, and students, Bio stressed that Africa’s interconnected challenges cannot be tackled in isolation. “A drought becomes a food crisis. A food crisis becomes a revenue crisis. A revenue crisis becomes a security crisis,” he noted, urging African states to treat constitutional order, economic resilience, security cooperation, climate adaptation, youth opportunity, and technological agency as shared public goods.

Drawing from Sierra Leone’s experience with civil war, Ebola, economic hardship, and climate vulnerability, Bio presented his country as an example of steady reform. He highlighted the Free Quality Education Programme and the Feed Salone agricultural initiative as meaningful, if imperfect, efforts. “When policy is sustained and aligned with national priorities, progress becomes tangible,” he said.

On regional stability, Bio warned that coups across West Africa reflect deeper governance failures and eroding public trust. “Democracy goes beyond elections,” he argued. “It must work in substance and mean something in citizens’ daily lives.” He added that instability in one country spreads through conflict, migration, arms flows, and economic shocks

18/05/2026

Safe journey super star Alfinah Emma ❤️
Wishing you safe travels, God’s protection, and a beautiful journey ahead. May this trip bring you happiness, success, and unforgettable memories.

18/05/2026

SLRSA Mourns Founding Executive Director as Joseph Samba Keifala is Laid to Rest in Kenema

Kenema, Sierra Leone
17 May 2026

The late Joseph Samba Keifala, first Executive Director of the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA), was interred today in Kenema in a solemn ceremony attended by family, colleagues, and dignitaries from across the country.

Keifala, widely regarded as the architect of modern road safety administration in Sierra Leone, passed away recently after a period of illness. His leadership laid the foundation for the Authority’s mandate to reduce road traffic crashes and promote safer road use nationwide.

Leading the SLRSA delegation was the Executive Director, Mr. James Bagie Bio, who described Keifala as “a visionary public servant whose commitment to saving lives on our roads remains the standard we strive to uphold.”

He was joined by the Deputy Executive Director, *Mr. Josie Abraham Scott-Manga*, former Chairman of the Board of Directors, *Sheik Mustapha Bawoh*, Senior Management and staff who all paid their last respects at the interment ceremony.

Speaking at the ceremony, colleagues recalled Keifala’s dedication to building institutional structures, training early staff, and advocating for stronger road safety laws during the formative years of the Authority. Many noted that his work continues to influence SLRSA’s operations and its engagement with communities across the country.

“Today we bury the man, but his legacy lives on in every policy, every sensitization drive, and every life potentially saved on Sierra Leone’s roads,” one senior official remarked.

Family members expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and acknowledged Keifala’s lifelong commitment to public service.

The interment brought together traditional leaders, government officials, and members of the public who gathered to honor a man described as humble, disciplined, and driven by a sense of duty to the nation.

May his soul continue to rest in peace.

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*FACT SHEET*

*All you need to know about The Third-Country National Arrangements (TCNA) signed between the Government of Sierra Leone and the Government of the United States of America*

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18/05/2026

The Madingo Union women’s leader and Adviser to president on Gender Madam I J Kabba attending the Grand Celebration of International Family Day 2026 at the Miatta Conference Hall in Freetown

With the theme: Families, Inequalities and Child Well-being
Slogan: One Family. One Nation. One Future.

Monday, 18 May 2026

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‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️Grand celebration of international family day

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18/05/2026

Grand celebration of international family day