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President Julius Maada Bio Announces New AppointmentsHis Excellency President Julius Maada Bio has announced a number of...
11/08/2026

President Julius Maada Bio Announces New Appointments

His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio has announced a number of new appointments to key positions in government.

The appointments are subject to approval by Parliament where applicable, in accordance with the laws and constitutional provisions governing such appointments.

The new appointments are expected to strengthen the administration’s ongoing efforts to improve governance, public service delivery, and the implementation of government programmes.

More details on the appointees and their respective positions will follow.

CSO Consortium Commends Parliament For Passing The 2025 Constitutional Amendment Bill Into Law
11/08/2026

CSO Consortium Commends Parliament For Passing The 2025 Constitutional Amendment Bill Into Law

Conrad Sackey Congratulates NPSE Candidates as Over 125,000 Qualify for JSSThe Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Ed...
11/08/2026

Conrad Sackey Congratulates NPSE Candidates as Over 125,000 Qualify for JSS

The Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Conrad Sackey, has congratulated the 160,161 pupils who sat the National Primary School Examination (NPSE), following the release of the examination results.

Minister Sackey said more than 125,000 pupils have earned their place in Junior Secondary School (JSS), describing the outcome as a major milestone for Sierra Leone’s education sector.

“You showed up, you answered the call, and you are building Sierra Leone,” Minister Sackey said.
He described the number of successful candidates as “125,000 futures unlocked,” emphasizing the importance of education in shaping the country’s future.

The Minister also addressed pupils who did not meet the required standard, assuring them that failure at this stage should not be regarded as the end of their educational journey.

He said the Ministry would work to address the obstacles that may have affected their performance and encouraged unsuccessful candidates to return and try again.

“This is not an ending. The Ministry will remove the obstacles that held you back. Return next year. We will be waiting for you.”

Davies Bethany Tops the Examination
Meanwhile, 11-year-old Davies Bethany, a pupil of Tower Hill Kindergarten and Primary School, has been recognized for achieving the highest score of 351 marks in the NPSE.

Minister Sackey praised the young achiever, describing the performance as a source of inspiration for children across Sierra Leone.

“Davies Bethany, you have shown what is possible. You have set a beacon for every young Sierra Leonean: excellence is within reach.”

The Minister urged all successful candidates to take pride in their achievements while reminding them that they represent the future of Sierra Leone.

He concluded by congratulating the candidates and describing them as “the future architects of this nation.”

11/08/2026

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11/08/2026

Hon. Mohamed Bangura Supports Constitutional Amendment Despite APC MPs’ Boycotted

Hon. Mohamed Bangura, Member of Parliament representing Karene District, has expressed his support for the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, despite the decision by some Members of Parliament from his party, the All People’s Congress (APC), to boycott the voting process.

Hon. Bangura said he chose to remain in the Well of Parliament to observe how the process would unfold, even though some of his fellow APC MPs had described the process as illegal.

He explained that his decision was based on his personal position on the proposed constitutional amendment, stressing that he supports the amendment currently before Parliament.

According to Hon. Bangura, the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) has been accommodating towards the APC regarding the Proportional Representation (PR) system, which was used in the 2023 elections.

He argued that the PR system helped to prevent further loss of lives and destruction of property during the electoral period.

Hon. Bangura recalled that his party lost four Members of Parliament, but those seats were subsequently filled through the existing process.

He further stated that conducting bye-elections whenever parliamentary seats become vacant can create significant tensions within political parties and communities.

The Karene District MP therefore maintained that the PR system has contributed to political stability by reducing the frequency of highly contested bye-elections.

He said his support for the constitutional amendment is based on what he believes will promote peace, stability and continuity in Sierra Leone’s democratic process.

His position comes at a time when opposition MPs have raised concerns about the parliamentary process surrounding the amendment bill, with some choosing to walk out of the chamber following a ruling by the Speaker on the voting procedure.

NPSE Result will be Announce by 10Am on SLBC TV
11/08/2026

NPSE Result will be Announce by 10Am on SLBC TV

11/08/2026

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A simple call or message can make a big difference. Let’s look out for one another and make sure everyone is safe. ❤️🤝

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10/08/2026

APC Parliamentary Leader Commends Colleagues for Boycotting Constitutional Amendment Vote

The Parliamentary Leader of the All People’s Congress (APC), Hon. Abdul Kargbo, has commended his colleagues for standing together and boycotting proceedings in Parliament during the voting process on the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025.

Hon. Kargbo described the decision by opposition Members of Parliament to stay away from the voting process as a demonstration of unity and commitment to what the party considers to be the proper constitutional and parliamentary procedures.

The APC Parliamentary Leader had earlier urged the Speaker of Parliament to take into consideration Section 108 of the 1991 Constitution of Sierra Leone in dealing with the amendment bill before the House.

The opposition MPs subsequently walked out of Parliament following a ruling by the Speaker concerning the voting process on the constitutional amendment bill.

Hon. Kargbo praised his colleagues for what he described as a collective decision to uphold the party's position on the proposed constitutional amendments.

He maintained that constitutional amendments are matters of national importance and should be handled in accordance with the Constitution, parliamentary rules and democratic principles.

The APC Parliamentary Leader further called on Sierra Leoneans to pay close attention to developments in Parliament, stressing that the Constitution is the supreme law of the country and that any amendments to it should be undertaken transparently and in the national interest.
The boycott has added another layer of political tension to the ongoing parliamentary consideration of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025.

10/08/2026

NPAA Successfully Demolishes Illegal Structures at Brandon Height

The National Protected Area Authority (NPAA) has successfully carried out a demolition exercise targeting illegal structures at Brandon Height, as part of its ongoing efforts to protect the Western Area Peninsula National Park from encroachment.

The operation is part of the Authority’s wider enforcement campaign against unauthorised construction and occupation of protected lands. Recent NPAA operations have also targeted structures erected beyond approved boundaries in communities including Bathurst and Regent.

The NPAA has maintained that illegal construction within protected areas poses serious threats to Sierra Leone’s forests, biodiversity and water catchment systems. The Western Area Peninsula National Park is particularly important to Freetown because of its environmental and water resources.

The Authority has intensified patrols and enforcement activities in protected areas, with previous operations resulting in arrests and convictions for offences including land encroachment, deforestation and unlawful entry.

The Brandon Height demolition therefore signals the NPAA’s continued commitment to enforcing environmental laws and safeguarding protected lands for present and future generations.

Opposition MPs Walk Out of Parliament Over Speaker’s Ruling on Voting ProcessOpposition Members of Parliament have walke...
10/08/2026

Opposition MPs Walk Out of Parliament Over Speaker’s Ruling on Voting Process

Opposition Members of Parliament have walked out of the Well of Parliament following a ruling by the Speaker on the voting process for the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025.

The walkout came after the Speaker made a ruling concerning the manner in which voting on the amendment bill would be conducted.

The opposition MPs, of the All People’s Congress (APC), had earlier raised concerns about the parliamentary procedure surrounding the bill.
Opposition Leader Hon. Abdul Kargbo had urged the Speaker to take into consideration Section 108 of the 1991 Constitution of Sierra Leone, arguing that the constitutional provision should be carefully considered in relation to the amendment bill before Parliament.

The disagreement over the voting process subsequently resulted in opposition MPs leaving the parliamentary chamber.

The development has further heightened tensions surrounding the constitutional amendment debate, as lawmakers remain divided over aspects of the proposed changes.

The opposition has maintained that the parliamentary process must uphold the Constitution, parliamentary rules and democratic principles.

The situation is expected to generate further debate among political parties, civil society organisations and members of the public regarding the procedure adopted by Parliament in considering the constitutional amendment bill.

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