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A three-panel collage featuring Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, on the left, a copy of a June 5, 2026 letter attributed to Dutch Member of the European Parliament Malik Azmani in the center, and a portrait of Malik Azmani on the right. The letter discusses Sierra Leone's alleged role in cocaine trafficking and calls on the European Union to consider sanctions and development aid measures.

FACT CHECK: Claim that Malik Azmani’s Letter to the EU is Fake is False

Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, publicly dismissed as "absolutely fake" a letter attributed to Dutch MEP Malik Azmani calling on the European Union to consider sanctions against Sierra Leone over the Jos Leijdekkers case. A Fritong Post fact-check found no evidence supporting the minister's claim. The correspondence was publicly shared by Azmani through his verified social media accounts and discussed in an interview with Dutch broadcaster RTL Nieuws. While the policy recommendations contained in the letter remain subject to political debate, the available evidence indicates that the document itself is authentic.
Sierra Leone Immigration Department officers stand during the launch of a decentralization initiative in Freetown as the government intensifies immigration enforcement and inspections targeting foreign nationals without valid work and residence permits.

Sierra Leone begins immigration crackdown June 1

A government task force will begin nationwide inspections on June 1 targeting foreign nationals living and working in Sierra Leone without valid residence and work permits. The move comes as authorities intensify enforcement of immigration laws following the end of a 90-day grace period.

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FACT CHECK: Claim that Malik Azmani’s Letter to the EU is Fake is False

Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, publicly dismissed as "absolutely fake" a letter attributed to Dutch MEP Malik Azmani calling on the European Union to consider sanctions against Sierra Leone over the Jos Leijdekkers case. A Fritong Post fact-check found no evidence supporting the minister's claim. The correspondence was publicly shared by Azmani through his verified social media accounts and discussed in an interview with Dutch broadcaster RTL Nieuws. While the policy recommendations contained in the letter remain subject to political debate, the available evidence indicates that the document itself is authentic.
A three-panel collage featuring Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, on the left, a copy of a June 5, 2026 letter attributed to Dutch Member of the European Parliament Malik Azmani in the center, and a portrait of Malik Azmani on the right. The letter discusses Sierra Leone's alleged role in cocaine trafficking and calls on the European Union to consider sanctions and development aid measures.
Didier Gomes Da Rosa speaks at a press conference in Freetown following his official appointment as the new head coach of Sierra Leone’s national football team, the Leone Stars.

SLFA appoints Didier Rosa new head coach of Leone Stars

French national Didier Gomes Da Rosa has been named the new head coach of Sierra Leone’s national football team, Leone Stars, replacing Mohamed Kallon. The Frenchman arrives with a track record of leading national teams to Africa Cup of Nations. He has pledged to build a disciplined and competitive squad capable of achieving success on the continental stage.

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Sierra Leone confronts its ‘English’ crisis affecting every child

Sierra Leone is facing a deepening English language crisis after poor West African Senior School Certificate Examination results exposed widespread literacy gaps affecting students nationwide. From weak early-grade reading skills to regional inequalities, thousands are being locked out of higher education and job opportunities, prompting urgent reforms by the education ministry to improve literacy, teacher training, and access to learning resources.
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Sierra Leone: $107m livestock project to boost production and reduce poverty among women, youth and disables

Sierra Leone has started a $107m Livestock and Livelihoods Development Project with the OPEC Fund for International Development, International Fund for Agricultural Development and Islamic Development Bank to boost livestock production, expand markets, improve access to finance, while empowering women, youth, and persons with disabilities across eleven districts in the country.

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Digital Innovation Expands Opportunities as Sierra Leone’s Tech Ecosystem Grows

Sierra Leone’s technology sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by innovation and increased investment in digital infrastructure. Startups and tech entrepreneurs are developing solutions that address local challenges and create new economic opportunities. The rise of mobile technology has played a significant role in this transformation. Digital payment systems, online marketplaces, and mobile applications are...
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Africell introduces SIM-based child online protection service Kidzonet

Africell Sierra Leone on Wednesday launched Kidzonet, a SIM-based child online protection service designed to help children access the internet safely while limiting exposure to harmful and age-inappropriate content. Kidzonet operates directly at the SIM level, requiring no mobile applications or complex device configurations. Parents and guardians can activate the service easily, ensuring protection across...

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