Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to reform. “I’m making a commitment that the discussions will not be limited to the walls of this room. We’ll see impact not just in courtrooms but in the lives of survivors. We remain committed to strengthening systems within our office to improve justice delivery,” he said.
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“The world knows I have always been a peacebuilder in the party. At some point, I was formally invited to facilitate peace. My arms are open to everybody; you have a place. Come and join us, and be rest assured we shall work with you,” he added.
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“Education is the foundation of opportunity and national development. Investing in our children today means we empower the next generation to build stronger societies, drive innovation, and secure a more prosperous future for Africa and the world.”
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Freetown, 11th March 2026- The Sierra Leone Police have released their 2025 crime statistics, presenting what reads like a national balance sheet of law and order. The figures reveal a marginal increase in the crime rate from 0.33% in 2024 to 0.38% in 2025, translating into 34,066 recorded criminal and road traffic offences across the country.
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Freetown, 10th March 2026- Prof. David J. Francis, former Chief Minister of Sierra Leone, has officially launched his 13th academic and policy-focused book titled ‘Governing a Poor Country: Perspectives from a Former Chief Minister of Sierra Leone’.
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