Remains of 30-Year-Old Fea Korwah Found; Suspect Remains In Custody The Tankoro Police Division continues its active investigation into the alleged murder of Fea Korwah, who died between June 26 and June 29, 2026, in Manjama Town, Soa Chiefdom. The primary suspect, Aiah Fayai, remains in police custody as authorities work to clarify the circumstances surrounding the death. The remains of 30-year-old Fea Korwah were discovered in a locked room in Manjama Town. Her death follow

Freetown’s Future is Digital: Mayor Aki-Sawyerr Champions Tech Skills to Combat Youth Joblessness Freetown City Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr has issued a powerful call for a surge in digital skills investment, identifying technology as the primary engine to solve youth unemployment and unlock new entrepreneurial frontiers for the city’s next generation. Delivering a spirited keynote address at the 2026 matriculation ceremony for the College of Digital Excellence (CODE) on Friday,

Government Intervention Cushions Fuel Price Shocks Amid Waning International Support In a move to shield citizens from the full brunt of global economic volatility, the Government of Sierra Leone has been heavily subsidizing fuel costs, according to top officials from the Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE). Abubakarr Joe Sesay, the National Outreach Coordinator for MoICE, revealed during a recent AYV Television appearance that without direct state interventio

RUFP’s Saccoh Urges Citizens to Look Beyond Civil War Legacy Abdulai D. Saccoh, the 2023 presidential candidate for the Revolutionary United Front Party (RUFP), has issued a poignant appeal to the people of Sierra Leone. He is urging the nation to move past the party’s historical ties to the civil war and instead evaluate the RUFP based on its current political trajectory and dedication to national progress. In a recent interview on AYV Television, Saccoh acknowledged the per

MoPED Suspends Seven NGOs Over Regulatory Non-Compliance The Ministry of Planning and Economic Development (MoPED) has announced the immediate suspension of seven non-governmental organizations (NGOs) following a sector-wide review that identified significant failures in meeting national operating standards. According to a ministry press release issued on July 6, 2026, the decision stems from a comprehensive evaluation of the NGO landscape, which revealed that several entitie