Freetown, 24th November 2025- The Director of Operations for the Sierra Leone Police, AIG Dr. John Mathew Senesie, has told press men at their usual press conference in Freetown that they will continue to support the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency and other institutions that the government has set up to combat drugs and other contraband substances in the country.
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Freetown, 24th November, 2025- Remittances, the monies sent home by Sierra Leoneans living abroad, remain a lifeline for thousands of families and a critical support to the national economy.
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Freetown, 24th November, 2025- Sierra Leone’s Cabinet has formally endorsed the FY2026 Budget and the 2026 Finance Bill, paving the way for their submission to Parliament. The decision was reached during a special Cabinet meeting, chaired by His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio.
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Freetown, 24th November 2025- Poverty in Sierra Leone is rising again, with new figures from the World Bank projecting that nearly 60% of the population, 59.9%, could be living below the national poverty line in 2024. That’s a sharp increase from 57.8% in 2023, and a troubling return to the peak levels recorded during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
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Freetown, 24th November 2025- Sierra Leone’s President and Chair of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, Julius Maada Bio, has placed Africa’s mineral wealth at the heart of global economic discussions, urging G20 leaders to adopt a new framework that ensures fairness and value addition in the clean-energy transition.
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