By Chernor Alimamy Kamara
As part of the flood mitigation efforts in the capital, the Freetown City Council (FCC) has commenced clearing garbage-filled gutters to help tackle flooding during the rainy season.
The exercise which is to cost some 1.5 billion old Leones is said to be carried out simultaneously in different areas in the city.
By Chernor Alimamy Kamara
After signing a performance contract with President Julius Maada Bio this year, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka has promised that his ministry will increase the level of commercial agriculture and key agriculture-related policies, and undertake rehabilitation of infrastructures in the country.
President Bio during the signing detailed specific outcomes to which he expects the ministry to contribute for the long term-term development of Sierra Leone.
By Saio Marrah
Augusta Kamara, a nurse at the Shuman Hospital in central Freetown, told the High Court in Freetown on Tuesday 7th May that the late Sinnah Kai Kargbo had already died before she was brought to the hospital.
By Abdulai Fasineh Dumbuya
Universal, Sustainable, Inclusive Design for Social Change (USID) funded project known as BASED - Building Accountability System and Empowerment - is to support Councils in revenue generation and building systems and structures, to the tune of $3.6m in three years, according to Abu Bakarr Kamara- Coordinator of Budget Advocacy Network (BAN).
By Politico staff writer
Liberia’s long wait for a war crimes court is over after President Joseph Boakai signed an Executive Order for the establishment of an Office of a War and Economic Crimes Court.
The move has been welcomed by the United States, the European Union, and the regional grouping ECOWAS, more than two decades after the end of the country’s brutal civil war that left some 250,000 people dead.
By Sorie Ibrahim Fofanah
The Chief Minister, David Moinina Sengeh has called out places of worship like churches, mosques as well as Ministries, Departments, Agencies and residential homes for what he said are illegal electricity abstractions and non-payment for services.
Sengeh was speaking at the Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s press briefing on 30th April this year at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ conference room in Freetown.
By Sorie Ibrahim Fofanah
The Deputy Minister of Finance 1, Kadiatu Allie has disclosed that they will have to renegotiate with the management of Karpowership for a reduction in their charges for providing electricity service.
Kadiatu was speaking at the weekly press conference by the Ministry of Information and Civic Education on 30th April at the Foreign Affairs Ministry’s conference hall in Freetown.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
