President Bio Urges Stricter Oversight for Over 200 Public Projects President Julius Maada Bio formally received the 2025 Annual Monitoring and Evaluation Report from the National Monitoring and Evaluation Agency (NaMEA), reinforcing his administration’s commitment to public-sector accountability and evidence-based governance. NaMEA Director General Dr. James Edwin presented the report on Friday at State House. Commending the agency’s leadership, President Bio called on NaMEA

FCC and NPAA Advance Freetown Mangrove Carbon Credit Project The Freetown City Council (FCC) and the National Protected Area Authority (NPAA) have reviewed a key concession agreement and benefit-sharing framework to enhance the management and protection of mangrove restoration sites across the Western Area. Held on Friday, September 4, 2026, the joint review is a crucial milestone in advancing the #FreetownTheTreeTown initiative toward official registration on the internation

Health Ministry Enrols 60 Biomedical Engineers to Boost Healthcare Maintenance On Thursday, September 3, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mustapha Kabba launched the Ministry of Health’s new mentorship programme on behalf of Minister of Health Austin Demby, PhD, MPH. The inaugural cohort welcomes 60 medical equipment technicians tasked with strengthening the maintenance and overall management of medical devices across Sierra Leone’s healthcare facilities. To ensure these devices rem

Maternal Healthcare, Nationwide Training On High Risk Pregnancy Management In a major effort to reduce preventable maternal and newborn deaths, the Ministry of Health, through its Directorate of Reproductive and Child Health (DRCH), has successfully concluded a comprehensive three-day national training program for medical doctors across Sierra Leone. Organized in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) Sierra Leone, the initiative targeted clinicians nationwide

Health Ministry and Riders for Health Partner to Boost Transport In a decisive step toward transforming medical logistics and emergency response across Sierra Leone, the Ministry of Health met with senior representatives from Riders for Health on Friday to discuss a nationwide partnership. The proposed collaboration focuses on optimizing emergency ambulance fleets, streamlining patient referral networks, and accelerating the distribution of critical vaccines and medicines, pa