Sierra Leone’s public debt stock closed 2025 at NLe 62.7 billion (US$2.61 billion), according to the latest figures from the Public Debt Management Division (PDMD), Ministry of Finance.
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Every passing day, Aberdeen Creek grows smaller. Drone images tell a story that should jolt every resident of Aberdeen Creek’s awake.
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– The vibrant flutter of wings that once painted the skies of Sierra Leone is fading into a scarce, desperate flicker. Across the country, from the once pristine wetlands to the deep shade of primary forests, the nation’s butterflies are facing a silent, devastating erosion.
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Freetown, 6th June, 2026 – A new survey by Meraki Analytics has revealed Sierra Leone’s...
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– In a major restoration effort marking World Environment Day, conservationists and community members have planted 5,000 trees across six acres of degraded forest in the Western Area Peninsula National Park (WAPNP). The initiative led by Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary’s outreach team in partnership with Orange Sierra Leone, aims to reclaim deforested areas along the Tecuyema/Congo catchment, a vital water source serving more than 200,000 people.
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