Sierra Leone’s flagship Free Quality School Education (FQSE) program has fulfilled all five core commitments since its launch in 2018, according to National Program Coordinator Augustine Moses Koroma. The announcement comes amid a dramatic rise in school enrollment from 37% to 85% marking a major milestone in the country’s education reform agenda.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- At PZ, one of Freetown’s busiest intersections in the heart of Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown, drug peddler Alie Komeh sells daily. Not food, not wears, but aphrodisiacs, with his table in plain sight. From Dragon Spray to Night King tablets, sexual performance enhancers have become the secret weapon for many men seeking to impress in the bedroom. But behind the show lies a growing dependency and a dangerous health crisis.
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One of Sierra Leone’s most celebrated journalists, Mamajah Jalloh, popularly known as DJ Base believes he has raised public awareness by at least 60% over his more than two decades in the media industry.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- The government’s actual expenditure for the second quarter of 2025 reveals a continued emphasis on public sector wages and capital investment, with notable allocations toward social security and infrastructure. The data, presented in a pie chart titled “Actual Expenditure Quarter 2 2025”, offers insight into fiscal priorities and the balancing act between recurrent costs and long-term development.
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Freetown, 1st September 2025- In a year marked by inflationary pressures and rising food insecurity, the World Food Programme (WFP) has delivered a targeted economic boost to Sierra Leone’s agricultural sector, injecting over USD 840,000 into rural communities through its expanded Home-Grown School Feeding Programme.
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