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September 6, 2026, 8:20 am
Ecowas Honours Ecomog Commanders, Fallen Journalists in Liberia, Sierra Leone War
- [Daily Trust] The Economic Community of West African States on Thursday awarded the Commanders of the ECOWAS Monitoring Group, otherwise known as ECOMOG, for restoring peace and unity in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Bissau.
Ecowas Opens Temporary Joint Border Post At Bo-Waterside
- [New Dawn] BO-WATERSIDE -- The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has opened a Temporary Joint Border Post at the Liberia-Sierra Leone Bo-Waterside border, marking a major step toward facilitating cross-border trade, strengthening security and advancing regional integration within the Mano River Basin.
Ameu, University of Sierra Leone Renew Academic Partnership
- [New Dawn] The African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) and the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM) at the University of Sierra Leone have renewed their commitment to strengthening regional academic cooperation, with emphasis on joint research, faculty and student exchanges, postgraduate opportunities and knowledge transfer.
Nigeria, Uganda Seal Tickets to U19 World Cup Africa Qualifier Division One
- [New Times] Nigeria and Uganda secured their places in the ICC Men's U19 World Cup Africa Qualifier Division One after recording convincing victories in their respective Division Two matches against Mozambique and Sierra Leone.
Where Some See Waste, Others See Opportunity - Young Sierra Leoneans Fight Against Electronic Waste, Plastic Pollution
- [IPS] Freetown -- Growing up, Peter George, a young innovator in Bo District in Southern Region, Sierra Leone, watched people dump electronic waste near the farmland where his grandmother cultivated crops.
She Left Home to Collect Her Clothes but Never Returned - Sierra Leone Arrest Brings Hope for Justice in Omega Teen's Killing
- [FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The arrest of a man accused of killing a 19-year-old woman who reportedly left home to retrieve her belongings has rekindled hope for justice for a grieving family and residents of the Omega Old Field Community in Paynesville.
