How on earth did someone of German-Jewish origin manage to integrate himself into the close-knit smuggling fraternity of ...

Sierra Leone’s Julius Maada Bio, who led the 1996 coup to restore democracy, is now ECOWAS chair tasked with pushing Sahel junta talks.

President Julius Maada Bio has put his deputy Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh in charge of improving education and healthcare, as well as attracting private investors.

He described the creation of the 5,000-man force as a top priority, with the goal of restoring peace and stability wherever there was a threat in the ECOWAS sub-region.

Nigeria’s senior women’s cricket team, the Female Yellow Greens, are scheduled to arrive in Namibia on Friday (today), ahead ...

Nigerian-born electrical engineer Kenny Adediji has played a leading role in expanding fibre and broadband infrastructure ...

Sovereignty toyed with the field, trailing until he showed his muscle and blasted home to win the 156th Travers in convincing ...

Africa has witnessed a remarkable 60% increase in solar panel imports over the past year, according to a new analysis by ...

Guilty, Cruelty to ChildrenA Fort Belvoir woman pled guilty Jan. 27 to assault with a dangerous weapon; assault by striking, beating, and wounding; and cruelty to children, according to the U.S ...

Democrats will hold a Primary Election on June 17 to select their candidates for Lt. Governor and Attorney General. Early voting is open now through June 14.

Sierra Leone’s bold new leader, Chief Minister David Moinina Sengeh, has sent shockwaves through the world stage, demanding ...

“Behind the Facade: Wealth, Poverty, and the Loss of Empathy in Sierra Leone” (Part 19 of the Radical Inclusion Series) ...