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A local football coach, Karmoh Lahai from Pujehun, has been gaining attention on social media for his unique and passionate way of communicating football tactics to his players in Mende, his local language. His coaching style during matches became so entertaining that the video went viral, showing how creativity and local talent can inspire others.

Recently, Lahai made his first-ever trip to Freetown, and he shared an exciting moment by visiting State House, where he met with the Sierra Leone Prime Minister and the SLFA President. The story highlights the power of social media in recognizing hidden talent and opening doors for individuals to be celebrated at a national level.

The Sierra Leone Police visited the family of the late Muna, supporting them with 30 million old Leones and cooking items. It’s also a reminder to everyone to stay away from all sorts of violence and choose peace and calmness.

The Supreme Court of Sierra Leone has scheduled October 7, 2026 to hear all pending legal matters related to the proposed constitutional amendment.

The date was announced in an official public notice from the Registry of the Supreme Court in Freetown, signed by Acting Registrar Peter M. Kamara. The Court assured the public that the cases will be handled expeditiously to allow for a timely and lawful resolution in line with Sierra Leone’s legal framework.

By hearing the related matters on the same day, the Court is expected to streamline proceedings and address the constitutional issues in a coordinated manner.

Ghanaian authorities have arrested three suspects over allegations that they were connected to Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers and helped facilitate his activities. The arrests were confirmed by Ghana’s Narcotics Control Commission in Accra, although the suspects’ names were not released to protect their rights before any formal indictment.

The action follows earlier developments in Europe: French customs officials intercepted a large co***ne shipment earlier this month, which reportedly originated from a Ghanaian port. Ghanaian officials say the case is still under investigation, and further details are expected as inquiries continue.

Former President Ernest Bai Koroma is shown traveling to Makeni alongside party stakeholders. The message emphasizes that leadership remains constant and active “never takes a break.” It also reinforces the party’s mission of unity, strength, and service as they continue working together.