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Category: Governance & Development

Correctional Service Strengthens University Partnerships To Expand Education And Skills Opportunities For Inmates

Director General of the Sierra Leone Correctional Service, Joseph J. Senessie

Director General Joseph J. Senessie says persons in custody should not be deprived of opportunities to learn and gain recognised qualifications.

VP Juldeh Jalloh Urges Police Reform To Deliver Security, Trust And Accountability

Vice President Jalloh with the Executive Management Board of the Sierra Leone Police

Chairing the Police Council, the Vice President stressed professionalism, equipment, accountability and public confidence in the rule of law.

VP Juldeh Jalloh Urges Stronger Policy Coordination

Vice President Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh opening the National Symposium on Policy Coherence

Sierra Leone’s challenge is not a lack of policies but the need for institutions to work together to deliver, the Vice President told a national symposium.

MRCG Presents SLBC Policy Documents And Reform Proposals

MRCG National Coordinator Dr Francis Sowa presents the reform package to Deputy Minister Bockarie Aziz Bawoh

A comprehensive package on the Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation and community media was handed to Government through the Ministry of Information and Civic Education.

Development Minister Launches Gender Accountability Framework

Launch of the Gender Accountability Framework and the 2025 Annual Report on the GEWE Act

Hon. Kenyeh Barlay describes the framework as a critical instrument for strengthening gender equality and accountability across government.

ACC Reports 81% Compliance In 2026 Asset Declaration

ACC Coordinator of Operations Patrick Sandi at the Government Weekly Press Conference

13,036 of 16,144 targeted public officers have declared their assets; defaulters face notices, salary withholding and possible dismissal.

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