Sierra Leone has turned a new page in its institutional reform agenda with the official relaunch of the Government Printing Department, a once‑declining institution now reborn as a modern industrial hub.
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Nairobi, Kenya, 1st June, 2026 -Africa’s debt crisis is being described as the continent’s modern extraction machine, a system that perpetuates the same economic bondage once enforced through slavery and colonialism.
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Sierra Leone’s domestic revenue collection weakened in April 2026, with receipts into the Consolidated Fund dropping sharply compared to March, underscoring persistent fiscal pressures despite ambitious annual targets.
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Africa is hemorrhaging resources at an alarming scale, losing $163 billion annually to debt service while billions more slip away through illicit financial flows (IFFs) and emerging AI‑enabled fraud, according to Pan‑African lawyer and tax justice advocate Dr. Lyla Latif.
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Freetown, 1st June 2026- Sierra Leone’s fiscal operations for April 2026 reveal mounting expenditure pressures and widening deficits, with government spending outpacing revenue collections by a significant margin.
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