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Our Mayor in Waiting!!!!
31st March 2026
In a strong show of unity and solidarity, all twenty-two councillors of the Freetown City Council stand firmly with Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr and her Deputy, Kweku Lisk, amid allegations that four APC councillors accepted one hundred thousand new Leones each to impeach the Mayor.
We categorically reject and debunk these claims as they are baseless, misleading and clearly intended to create division and distraction from the progress being made in Freetown.
As councillors of the Mighty APC, we remain united in purpose and unwavering in our commitment to serve the people of Freetown. We stand by the Mayor and her Deputy, recognizing their leadership and the strides made under their administration.
We reaffirm our collective responsibility to the people of Freetown and remain focused on delivering sustainable development, good governance and improved service delivery.
We call on all Freetownians to remain confident in our leadership and to reject misinformation aimed at undermining our shared progress.
Together, we move forward with resilience, determination and a clear vision for a better Freetown.
18/02/2026
*Freetown’s Deputy Mayor Champions Youth and Performing Arts at Historic "Beauty in Brass" Launch*,
By Abdul Karim Mansaray (MCIPS)
(Ambassador, 13 February 2026)
In a vibrant celebration of music and elegance, Freetown’s Deputy Mayor, Kweku Lisk (Esq.), delivered a stirring keynote address on Friday, 13th February 2026, at HAWAWA Academy. The occasion marked the official launch of the *Miss Brass Band beauty pageant*, a pioneering collaboration between the esteemed *Albert Academy Brass Band* and HAWAWA Academy, held under the inspiring theme "Beauty in Brass."
Speaking to an eager audience at the Pademba Road venue, Deputy Mayor Lisk praised the partnership as a transformative force for Freetown’s youth. "Tonight, we are redefining elegance through the power of music and discipline," he declared. "This collaboration proves that our cultural and academic institutions are the bedrock of youth empowerment." The regentonian thanked the leadership of the Albert Brass Band for the incredible initiative, while encouraging the School Brass Band community to relish the moment and show their patronage.
Following the formal proceedings, guests and participants shared in a warm community lunch at the academy, fostering dialogue on the arts and education. The event, set against the historic resonance of the Albert Academy Brass Band, signals a new chapter in celebrating Sierra Leonean heritage while empowering young women to embrace leadership and creativity.
*®️ @ Friends Of Super Strategic Communication Unit*
