Sierra Leone’s President Bio Presides Over Swearing-In Of New Electoral Commissioner East, Urges Commitment To Credible ...

In Saturday’s vote, President Julius Maada Bio is seeking a second five-year term to pursue an ambitious if unfulfilled education initiative, while the country is facing a crippling economic crisis.

His Excellency President Dr. Julius Maada Bio has arrived safely in Monrovia at the invitation of His Excellency President ...

By Umaru Fofana FREETOWN (Reuters) - Opposition candidate and former military junta leader Julius Maada Bio was sworn in as Sierra Leone's new president late on Wednesday, just hours after the ...

Sierra Leone’s main opposition party on Saturday demanded a re-run of last weekend’s presidential election after incumbent President Julius Maada Bio was declared the winner and swiftly sworn ...

Dem swear in Julius Maada Bio as di president of Sierra Leone on di 12th of May 2018. Dat na afta e defeat di former ruling All People's Congress (APC) Party candidate Samura Kamara for di April ...

Julius Maada Bio (left), the President of Sierra Leone, spoke at the 3rd annual distinguished lecture in Africana Studies at Perry World House on March 25. Credit: Caleb Crain President of Sierra ...

Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio has won a second term in office, receiving 56.17% of ballots cast and narrowly clearing the threshold for avoiding a runoff in the West African nation ...

The Julius Maada Bio Leadership Colloquium is envisioned to be an annual platform for reflection, research, and strategic engagement on the principles of visionary African leadership.

Julius Maada Bio, President of Sierra Leone, speaks at the start of the Transforming Education Summit at United Nations headquarters, on Monday, Sept. 19, 2022.

Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio has declared rape and sexual violence a “national emergency,” following a series of cases involving minors in the country. Bio said those found guilty ...

In Saturday’s vote, President Julius Maada Bio is seeking a second five-year term to pursue an ambitious if unfulfilled education initiative, while the country is facing a crippling economic crisis.