Freetown, 9th April 2026 – The Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation has reaffirmed its commitment to deepening collaboration with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to improve water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services across Sierra Leone.
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Embedded in the resolution is the gendered architecture of slavery, a dimension that the international community has yet to fully reckon with. Enslavement followed the womb. A child born to an enslaved mother inherited her status regardless of the father’s; the birth canal of the enslaved African woman becoming
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Freetown, 8th April 2026- Police torture in custody and prolonged detention remain serious violations of human rights, condemned under both international and national law. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has long emphasized that every individual deserves dignity, while transitional justice frameworks insist on confronting violence in all its forms.
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Freetown, 9th April 2026- The World Food Programme (WFP) July 2025 Food Security Monitoring System (FSMS) survey reported that 13 percent of households were severely food insecure and 65 percent moderately food insecure.
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Freetown, 9th April 2026 — Sierra Leone’s domestic revenue collection dipped in February 2026, with receipts totaling SLE 1.15 billion, down from SLE 1.18 billion in January, according to the Accountant General’s Statement of Fiscal Operations.
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