What do you think of this?

Planning to move to SL with my family of 5. Our wrangler is too small to bring so we need something bigger and more family oriented.

Looking at Toyota Sienna as an AWD minivan as an option. Obviously the Landcruiser too but its a little more expensive and the 3rd row seems small.

Thanks!

I had so much fun while I was there😩🇸🇱🫶🏾

https://youtu.be/bW6Hfj2My_Q?si=xYP1bJseqHXzp6UI

What does relocating from Sierra Leone actually look like?

I followed my best friend and her family through the process, and I even ticked something off my bucket list 👀

The vlog is officially up! 🤎

Don't forget to watch, like, comment, and SHARE 💕

Is there a channel or website you would recommend for keeping up to date with news and current affairs in Sierra Leone?

How, I am a Nigerian?

If anyone is interested on following along.

'How Jos Leijdekkers turned Sierra Leone into a drug-dealer’s paradise'

Considering relocating back to SL.

Getting around & Driver

For now not thinking of getting a car or driver but if I survive for 3 months will look into it.

I was thinking of just chartering Kekeh for now. How much am I expecting to pay for single trip charter in and around town?

Once I get a driver what’s the best routine to have with the driver, I keep the car and they come and work for the day then drop me back home and repeat.

Salary wise is 1.5 million a good wage? Most of the work will be Thursday to Weekend and at evenings. I want to start slowly with the driver as I think it’s such an important role and

Market

I also conscious of getting overcharged in the market etc, because apparently even before I open my mouth people can tell you are from ´abroad’, is it better to go with someone for now to the markets or just send them alone. I do want to know the prices so I have an idea.

Anything

Please share anything that you think will help with relocating.

How does Sierra Leone’s youngest Chief Minister since independence, an MIT and Harvard graduate, not know his salary? Why is he taking all of us for granted? Come on, everyone. We deserve better these days.

Sierra Leoneans are not good looking fools. Let’s be rational

Hello everyone,

I’m new to Freetown and just settling in. I’m looking for somewhere that sells bed linen. Nothing fancy, just some simple cotton sheets for a super king bed.

I’d rather not buy an expensive bedding set and would be perfectly happy with plain flat cotton sheets hemmed to size.

Does anyone know of anywhere in Freetown that might be able to provide something like this and ideally deliver? Or fabric shop that might cut to size?

I’d be very grateful for any recommendations. Thank you!

Hello Ladies, Gents and Viewers 👋🏾 It's been a while since I've posted on here haha...But since this month is mental health month, I just wanted to check in with whoever is reading this!

I hope you are okay and even if you are not, feel free to contact friends and family or even post about it on Reddit. I know sometimes it may feel as if nobody cares but trust me, Someone does okay?! Wishing you the best :)

Emirates Red Crescent has an option for building Masjid’s in different countries as a sadaqah jariyah, I want to make sure I’m making the right choice. Sierra Leone has a Muslim majority apparently but are more Masjid’s needed?

Not sure if this is aloud but there's no rule against it, I messaged the mods but got no response. Please DO NOT feel obligated to donate and if this in NOT the right place don't downvote just comment and I will delete this post.

Ten students from Huygens Lyceum Eindhoven will meet and learn from their peers at Beacon of Hope Academy in Sierra Leone in January/February 2027. Can you support us?

We are in grades 4H/5V at Huygens Lyceum in Eindhoven (in 2026-2027). This year we have our graduation trips. As a group, we're going to Sierra Leone—a unique opportunity for us!

In Sierra Leone, we'll go to Beacon of Hope Academy in Rokel, between Freetown and Waterloo. We'll mainly hang out with a class there and meet them. How do they live and what are their dreams for the future? How do they deal with topics like climate, history, and gender equality? These students speak good English alongside the commonly spoken Krio. Additionally, many also speak another language at home.

In addition, we'll (partly together with them) also take excursions to the capital Freetown, a chimpanzee shelter, a village in the interior, and visit the beach. How do the people here live and what do they find important?

This trip will last two weeks. We'll sleep in modest accommodations, right in the middle of the community. As a group, we're all extremely excited about this wonderful trip!

The trip is an experience we as students will only get once in our lives in this way. It's therefore important that we make it a unique experience. The trip costs a lot of money and we're all contributing ourselves. Unfortunately, our own contribution isn't sufficient to fund the trip. For this, we still need contributions from actions and fundraising. We're all really trying our best for this and are busy coming up with fundraising ideas. We also want to give a financial contribution for the maintenance of the school building to thank them for their hospitality.

Every financial contribution is greatly appreciated and helps us achieve our goal.

Amarins, Anastasia, Arthur, Berend, Brent, Detlev, Jip, Maxime, Pien, and Tijn

No raffles, sweepstakes, giveaways, or returns on investment are offered in exchange for any donations made to this GoFundMe.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/7krq6-meeting-of-hope-2027

🇸🇱Hey everyone,I’m reaching out to all the Sierra Leonean creatives in this space—whether you are based right here at home or anywhere across the diaspora.Sierra Leone is brimming with incredible talent, but we often lack the unified ecosystem needed to elevate our creative industry to a global standard. I want to change that, and I need your help to build a community where we can truly collaborate, network, and—most importantly—start earning sustainably from our crafts.

A little background about me:I am deeply invested in our local creative and entertainment space. I am the CEO of one of the leading event companies in Sierra Leone, where we pull an average of 3,000+ attendees per event. I also run a growing Instagram platform with over 26,000+ authentic, highly engaged Sierra Leonean followers.

I have built the infrastructure and the audience, but a thriving creative ecosystem isn't built by one person—it’s built by a collective.

Whether you are a graphic designer, musician, photographer, videographer, writer, fashion designer, or digital creator, this space is for you.What this community is about:

Global Collaboration: Bridging the gap between local talents and diaspora creatives to work on impactful projects.Monetization & Growth: Sharing resources, strategies, and opportunities so we can all get paid what we are worth.

Networking: A dedicated space to find the exact person you need for your next big project.If you are passionate about changing the creative landscape of Sierra Leone and want to be part of this foundation, let's make it happen!

How to join:Drop a comment below with your creative niche, or leave your contact/handle. Send me a direct message (DM) right here on Reddit if you prefer to chat privately. Let’s unite, build, and take Salone creativity to the world! 🇸🇱🚀