Freetown, 21st January 2026- Chief Minister Dr David Moinina Sengeh has announced that the Government of Sierra Leone successfully met most of its development targets for 2025 and is preparing to roll out an ambitious programme of reforms and investments in 2026 aimed at improving livelihoods and accelerating national growth.
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Freetown, 21st January 2026- In a major step toward open governance, the Government of Sierra Leone has announced that all Cabinet conclusions will now be read publicly at the Weekly Government Press Conference, marking what officials describe as an unprecedented move in the country’s democratic journey.
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Freetown, 21st January, 2026 — The All People’s Congress (APC) has raised fresh concerns over the ongoing census process, pressing Statistics Sierra Leone to honor its commitment to a special technical meeting promised during earlier engagements.
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Freetown, 21st January, 2026 – Sierra Leone’s Parliament has approved five presidential nominees following the debate and adoption of the Sixth Report of the Committee on Appointments and Public Service, chaired by Majority Leader and Leader of Government Business, Hon. Mathew Sahr Nyuma.
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Freetown, 21st January 2026- The Eastern Police Clock Tower, one of Freetown’s most iconic colonial-era landmarks, is set to undergo a major restoration, reviving its historic look and symbolic significance at the heart of the capital.
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