Sierra Leone Newspapers
Independent, owned and edited by Kelvin Lewis. Awoko was previously online from 2003 to 2004. The current website has been online since January 2007.
Independent. Owned and published by Sylvia Blyden. Online since July 2005.
Independent, owned by Alhaji I.B. Kargbo, the current Information Minister.
Independent, owned and edited by Sheik Sesay. Online since December 2007.
Independent, edited by Philip Neville. Online since May 2006.
The website is based in the United States, but also has a street edition in Freetown. Online since November 2007.
Independent newspaper in Freetown.
Website of Premier News, owned by Dr. Julius Spencer.
Independent. Located on Mount Aureol, provides programming to broadcast media around the country. Funded by DfID, the EU, Irish Aid and Hirondelle. The website is currently not being updated.
Independent, funded by Search for Common Ground. Produces news and current affairs programming for broadcast media. Online since December 2004.
Owned by the Deputy Minister of Information.
Sierra Leone Electronic Media
Online newspaper owned and operated by Rev. Leeroy Wilfred Kabs-Kanu, and published from Somerset, New Jersey, U.S.A. Online since August 2002.
Website based in Canada. Published by Gibril Gbanabome Koroma. Online since July 2005.
Operated by Sahid Khan. Online since March 2012.
Based in the United States. Publishes versions of articles from Freetown's Concord Times and more.
The original Sierra Leone Daily Mail operated from 1939 until the late 1990s or early 2000s. The publication has been brought back as a website, and remains government-owned. Online since July 2010.
Other African News
Publishes African news from various sources, and provides links to popular audio programmes, such as Network Africa and Focus on Africa.
News articles rewritten from Voice of America broadcasts.
Google Search of Sierra Leone News
News from various sources online, by keywords "Sierra Leone".
News from the United Nations News Centre, with occasional articles on Sierra Leone.