Staff of the Sierra Leone Correctional Service in Kenema, providing vocational training to inmates as part of rehabilitation and reintegration into society upon release. UNDP Sierra Leone / Desmonda Aminata Cole UNDP Sierra Leone has made significant strides in improving access to justice and promoting human rights, particularly for vulnerable groups. This progress has been made possible through key partnerships with the Judiciary of Sierra Leone, the Legal Aid Board,...Read More
Freetown, Sierra Leone – 13 December 2024: The Government of Sierra Leone has prioritized energy development in key national strategies to meet the growing demand for electricity and to address the need for new generation capacity. To meet the growing demand for electricity in rural communities, the Government is adopting a cost-effective solution that maximizes their renewable energy resources. With EUR 20 million support from the European Union (EU), the...Read More
President Julius Maada Bio has expressed optimism that sport is on the march toward onward growth in Sierra Leone, citing his unprecedented investment in the industry, the National Sports Authority (NSA) said in statement on Friday. The president made this remark during the inaugural Salone Civic Festival on December 11, 2024, in the presence of officials from the Sport Ministry, the National Sports Authority, NSA, coaches, athletes, and sports administrators....Read More
Agric Minister Presents Three Bikes To NaFFS To enhance operations of the district executives of the National Federation of Farmers Sierra Leone (NaFFSL) in Kailahun, Karene and Falaba Districts, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Dr Henry Musa Kpaka has, on the occasion marking the closure of the two days national civic festival at the Miatta Conference Centre, Youyi Building, presented three TVS motorbikes to the beneficiary districts. The...Read More
By Sallieu S, Kanu Freetown, December 13, 2024 – The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved an US$80 million financing package to support Sierra Leone’s efforts to restore macro-fiscal stability and strengthen economic resilience, the World Bank said in a statement on Friday. This financing includes a US$60 million International Development Association (IDA) grant as budget support, and an additional US$20 million for a Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option...Read More
