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For Every Generation, Vaccines Work — Securing Africa’s Health Future

April 30, 2026

First Lady Fatima Bio and fellow continental leaders are calling for renewed commitment to immunization as Africa Vaccination Week highlights vaccines’ life-saving impact across generations. While progress continues, millions of children remain unvaccinated due to gaps in access, trust, and financing, prompting urgent calls for stronger health systems, community engagement, and sustained investment to ensure equitable vaccine coverage across Africa.

The Ethics of Big Tech: Are Regulations Enough?

April 22, 2026

Big Tech companies have become some of the most powerful entities in the world. Their influence raises important ethical questions about privacy, competition, and accountability. Regulations are being introduced to address these concerns. Governments are implementing laws to protect user data and ensure fair competition. However, enforcement remains a challenge. The global nature of technology...

Is Remote Work the Future of Employment?

April 22, 2026

Remote work has become a defining feature of the modern workplace. While it offers flexibility and convenience, it also raises questions about productivity and work-life balance. Proponents argue that remote work increases efficiency by reducing commuting time and allowing employees to work in comfortable environments. It also enables companies to access a global talent pool....

Why Strong Governance and Accountability Are Key to Sierra Leone’s Future

April 21, 2026

Good governance and accountability are essential for Sierra Leone’s long-term development. As the country continues to navigate economic and social challenges, effective leadership and transparent institutions will play a critical role in shaping its future. Accountability ensures that public officials are responsible for their actions and that resources are used efficiently. Without it, corruption and...

Dr. Ibrahim Stevens, Governor, Bank of Sierra Leone

Why the Central Bank Must Stamp its Authority on UTB’s Resolution

January 12, 2026

In November 2024, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned the government about a possible financial crisis in Sierra Leone. They said high solvency risks in the banking system could trigger a domino effect that would be difficult to control unless urgent action was taken. In response, the country’s financial regulator, the Bank of Sierra Leone...

From Idea to Impact: How OSVP transformed one innovator’s journey

At every stage of the innovation journey, there comes a defining moment when belief matters just as much as technical skill—belief in an idea, in one’s perspective, and in the courage to take the next step despite uncertainty. For Edward Kamara, that moment came with the Orange Social Venture Prize (OSVP) 2025. Kamara, the 2025...

Sierra Leone confirms measles outbreak with 41 cases recorded so far

Health authorities confirm 41 measles cases across Sierra Leone, with Freetown hardest hit. Officials urge vigilance, vaccination, and early reporting as response teams intensify containment efforts.

Nigeria ex-power minister jailed 75 years for $24.6m fraud

A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced former Nigerian Power Minister Saleh Mamman to 75 years in prison in absentia, ordering his arrest and asset forfeiture after a $24.6 million corruption conviction.

Tech queen Richlyn Turay urges young women to seize OSVP 2026

Crowned Tech Queen of OSVP 2025, Richlyn Turay shares how she transformed an idea into a digital education platform called Smart College, encouraging young Sierra Leonean women to take their chances in this year’s Orange Social Venture Prize competition, assuring them of mentorship, funding, and innovation support.

Mogbwemo Queens clinch third straight title to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League

Mogbwemo Queens secured their third league title with a 100 percent unbeaten run, thrashing Ascentonians 6-0 in their last game to qualify for the CAF Women’s Champions League, while cementing their dominance in Sierra Leone women’s football.

From Idea to Impact: How OSVP transformed one innovator’s journey

Sierra Leone confirms measles outbreak with 41 cases recorded so far

Nigeria ex-power minister jailed 75 years for $24.6m fraud

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Mogbwemo Queens clinch third straight title to qualify for CAF Women’s Champions League

Dutch-Moroccan Mocro Maffia network linked to Europe’s largest cocaine haul

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From Idea to Impact: How OSVP transformed one innovator’s journey

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