Freetown, 9th December 2025- Access to healthcare has long been a struggle for many Sierra Leoneans, not only because of cost but also because of the difficulty in reaching medical facilities, especially in remote areas. For some people, even when they have the money to pay for treatment, they still face life-threatening delays in getting care.
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Freetown, 10th December 2025- Sierra Leone’s domestic revenue performance for the third quarter of 2025 shows a strong reliance on income tax collections, which accounted for more than half of all government revenue during the period, according to Quarterly Fiscal Report of the Central Government presented by the Accountant General’s Department in the Ministry of Finance.
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Freetown, 9th December 2025- The gate is small. If you pass too quickly, you might not even notice it. But for many women and girls in Bo, what’s behind that gate has been the difference between giving up and choosing to go on.
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Freetown, 9th December 2025- Corruption continues to exact a heavy toll on Sierra Leone’s economy, undermining post-conflict recovery and long-term development, according to the Sierra Leone Governance and Corruption Diagnostic 2025 released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Freetown, 9th December 2025- In an era where democratic governance is continually under threat in some parts of West Africa, the recent events in Benin served as a stark reminder of the fragility of peace and constitutional order. However, thanks to the decisive leadership of President Julius Maada Bio, Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority, and the collective resolve of fellow West African leaders, the fragile democratic fabric of Benin was safeguarded against an attempted military takeover.
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