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Bio Admits Economic Hardship…

Households Battle Food, School Expenses By Ishmail Saidu Kanu President Julius Maada Bio has admitted that many Sierra Leoneans endured severe economic hardship over the past year, as the rising cost of living placed immense pressure on families nationwide. In his Christmas message, the President acknowledged that parents struggled to provide food and pay school…

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Bio Swears In Justice Halloway Tribunal

President Julius Maada Bio has sworn in a three-member Judicial Tribunal to investigate the conduct of Hon. Justice Allan Baami Halloway, urging members to carry out their mandate with fairness, impartiality, and respect for due process. Speaking during the swearing-in ceremony, President Bio described the tribunal as a critical step toward strengthening Sierra Leone’s justice…

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SLAJ Ex Officio Appointed Chair of FAJ Climate Change Working Group

Nairobi, Kenya, December 2025: Immediate Past President of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), Ahmed Sahid Nasralla, has been appointed Chairman of the Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) Working Group on Climate Change, a decision that was met with resounding applause from colleagues across the continent. The appointment was made during a high-level FAJ…

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Sierra Leone’s Financial System Remains Stable as Inflation Declines and Fiscal Deficit Shrinks

Minister of Finance: Sheku Ahmed Fantamadi Bangura By Festus J Lahai, Information Attaché, Republic of Sierra Leone Embassy in Moscow, Russian Federation  Sierra Leone’s financial system continues to demonstrate resilience and stability amid global and domestic economic headwinds. A combination of disciplined fiscal management, tight monetary policy, and a robust banking sector has helped ease…

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194 MoH Vehicles Unroadworthy

By James Conteh More than 194 vehicles belonging to the Ministry of Health have been declared unroadworthy, with no immediate plan in place for their repair or disposal, according to the latest Auditor-General’s Report. The audit revealed that the Ministry currently faces a shortage of functional vehicles for its operations, even as hundreds remain grounded,…

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