United Bank for Africa (UBA) Sierra Leone closed 2025 with robust growth, posting double‑digit gains across key financial indicators in its Board‑approved Annual Report and Audited Financial Statements, endorsed by the Bank of Sierra Leone. The results underscore operational efficiency, strategic expansion, and a strong push for financial inclusion despite macroeconomic headwinds.
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Sierra Leone’s domestic revenue collection for the first quarter of 2026 reached NLe 4.52 billion, according to official figures. But the performance highlights both strengths and worrying gaps in the fiscal framework.
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Sierra Leone’s fiscal operations for April 2026 reveal a sharp dependence on domestic borrowing to plug financing gaps, as external loan inflows remained absent while debt servicing obligations mounted.
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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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