Last updated: September 2026
Sierra Leone Today respects the copyright and intellectual property rights of publishers, journalists, photographers, organisations and other content creators.
Sierra Leone Today operates primarily as a news aggregation and discovery platform, bringing together news and information from publicly available online sources and news feeds.
1. Third-Party Content
Much of the news information displayed on Sierra Leone Today originates from third-party publishers and websites.
Depending on the source, the website may display information such as:
- News headlines.
- Short summaries or excerpts.
- Article titles.
- Images supplied through news feeds or other sources.
- Links to original articles.
- Other publicly available information.
The copyright in third-party material remains with the original copyright owner.
Sierra Leone Today does not claim ownership of third-party articles, photographs, videos or other copyrighted material.
2. Attribution and Original Sources
Where appropriate, Sierra Leone Today provides attribution to the original publisher or source and provides a link to the original article.
We encourage readers to visit the original publisher’s website to read the full article and access the original reporting.
If you believe that attribution or a source link is incorrect or missing, please contact us and provide the relevant URL.
3. Copyright Complaints
If you are a copyright owner or are authorised to act on behalf of a copyright owner and believe that material appearing on Sierra Leone Today infringes your copyright, please contact us.
To help us investigate your request, please provide:
- Your full name.
- Your contact details.
- The name of the copyright owner.
- A description of the copyrighted material.
- The URL where the material appears on Sierra Leone Today.
- The original URL or source of the material, if available.
- An explanation of why you believe the material infringes your copyright.
- Confirmation that you are the copyright owner or authorised to act on their behalf.
4. Content Removal Requests
Once we receive a legitimate copyright complaint, we will review the material and the information provided.
Depending on the circumstances, we may:
- Remove the material.
- Remove an image or other media.
- Remove or amend an excerpt or summary.
- Correct attribution.
- Correct or update the original source link.
- Contact the original publisher or source.
- Request additional information from the complainant.
We aim to deal with genuine complaints as quickly as reasonably possible.
Submitting a complaint does not automatically guarantee that content will be removed. We may need additional information before making a decision.
5. Content Supplied Through Feeds
Some content appearing on Sierra Leone Today may be supplied automatically through publicly available RSS feeds, news feeds, APIs or other publishing systems.
Because this process may be automated, material may occasionally appear on the website without prior manual review.
If you are a publisher and do not want your content included through a particular feed or source, please contact us and explain your request.
Where technically possible and appropriate, we may remove the relevant source from our aggregation system.
6. Images and Other Media
Some images, videos and other media may originate from third-party sources or feeds.
Sierra Leone Today does not claim ownership of third-party media.
If you believe that an image, photograph, video or other media item appearing on the website infringes your rights, please contact us with the URL and details of your claim.
7. False or Incorrect Attribution
If you believe that you or your organisation has been incorrectly identified as the author, publisher or copyright owner of material on Sierra Leone Today, please contact us.
We will review the information and make reasonable corrections where appropriate.
8. Contact
Copyright and content removal requests should be sent through the contact details provided on the Sierra Leone Today website.
Please include the words “Copyright Complaint” or “Content Removal Request” in your message where appropriate.
Sierra Leone Today
https://sierraleonetoday.co.com
We appreciate publishers and content creators bringing genuine concerns to our attention and will review requests in good faith.