By Chernor Alimamy Kamara
At the end of a two-day Regional Consultations with Traditional and Faith Leaders on the 18th of April 2024 in Freetown, the organization UN Women has urged Sierra Leonean Religious and Cultural Leaders to Collaborate with the Government, UN Agencies, International Partners, Civil Society Organizations, and the corporate sector to establish a safer Sierra Leone.
By Politico Staff Writer
UN Women Sierra Leone has held a regional consultation with traditional and faith leaders on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) in the country.
By Sorie Ibrahim Fofanah
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Timothy Musa Kabba says “Guinea has not been acting in good faith’’ regarding the disputed border village of Yenga in the Kailahun district, east of Sierra Leone.
The minister was speaking at the weekly Government Press briefing in Freetown on 16th April.
“The President is not ready to tolerate the continuance of the Guinean forces inside Sierra Leonean territory,” he stated and cited the occupation by the Guinean army as an act of aggression and intrusion.
By Politico Staff Writer
In an effort to promote public environmental accountability, Abdul Karim Sesay, a Sierra Leonean international Student has created the ‘Altruistech Environmental Compliance Gauge’: a robotic car comprising data collection sensors, which include noise pollution monitors, carbon sensors, and waste management trackers.
By Nasratu Kargbo
One of the recommendations made in the National Electoral Watch’s (NEW) 2023 Electoral Cycle Report is for Government to ensure a credible housing census is conducted in 2025.
By Alpha Abu
At a media briefing hosted by the European Union (EU), the Head of delegation to Sierra Leone, Ambassador Manuel A. Muller says they remain a reliable partner of the government, civil society, the media and people of Sierra Leone.
By Chernor Alimamy Kamara
The Embassy of the Republic of Sierra Leone in the Gulf State of Kuwait has promised to expedite the repatriation process of migrant Sierra Leoneans who had allegedly violated their residential permits in the country.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
