Freetown, 17th December 2025 – The United States Embassy has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening ties with Sierra Leone while safeguarding the integrity of its visa system. On December 15, the Embassy joined forces with the Supreme Islamic Council of Sierra Leone (SICRSL) to host a Visa Security and Anti-Fraud Workshop attended by more than 200 imams and Muslim community leaders.
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Accra, Ghana- 16th December, 2025- On the humid Atlantic edge of Accra, where the Gulf of Guinea exhales history into the present, Africa once again gathered to wrestle with its oldest and most unsettling question: whether unity on this vast and varied continent is a destiny deferred or a promise within reach.
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Freetown, 17th December 2025- The United States has announced sweeping new travel restrictions, with Sierra Leone now facing full entry limitations under a proclamation signed by President Donald J. Trump in June 2025. The move, framed as a national security measure, places Sierra Leone alongside several other countries deemed to have “persistent and severe deficiencies” in screening and information-sharing.
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Washington, DC, 16th December, 2025. The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the first and second reviews of Sierra Leone’s arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF), unlocking an immediate disbursement of SDR 58.3 million (about US$79.8 million). This brings total disbursements under the program to SDR 93.3 million (about US$127.8 million).
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“Parliament approves the budget together with the estimates. The estimates provide a clear indication of the policy direction of each MDA,” he explained.
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