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140 containers of school materials arrive

Nasratu Kargbo

In a bid to facilitate the Free Quality Education (FQE) programme, the government of Sierra Leone has imported a hundred and forty (140) forty feet containers of teaching and learning materials. The Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator for the FQE Programme, Mohamed B. Kallon said he has received the books on behalf of the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education (MBSSE). 

Sierra Leone eligible to vote in ILO

By Nasratu Kargbo

The Minister of Labour and Social Security, Alpha Osman Timbo has during a five day work shop on the 9th August 2021 said that Sierra Leone in now eligible to vote in the International Labour Organization (ILO), noting that the government has paid all financial obligations to the organization.

WOME calls for inclusion of women into mining governance

By Mabinty M. Kamara

As she launched a documentary titled “Amplifying Women’s Voices in Mining Communities”, the Director of Women on Mining and Extractives, (WOME), an advocacy and rights-based Civil Society Organization has called on the government to include women in the decision making process in the mineral sector.

Esther Kandeh said sidelining of women in decision making remains one of the challenges that they continue to face in mining communities.

Ferry service resumes at Gov’t Warf

By Saio Marrah

In an effort to reduce   the hassle that commuters face catching the ferry in the Eastern part of Freetown, another ferry service owned by the government but run by a private entity, has resumed operations at Government Wharf in downtown Freetown, after a seven year break.  The vessel named MV Bai Bureh took its maiden voyage from Government Wharf to the Tagrin terminal at Lungi across the Freetown Bay on Monday 9 August 2021. 

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