Washington, D.C. 14th April 2026 — The heads of the International Energy Agency (IEA), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Bank Group have sounded an alarm over the far-reaching energy and economic consequences of the ongoing war in the Middle East, pledging coordinated support to countries hardest hit.
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Freetown, 13th April 2026 – Sierra Leone’s business community is bracing for mounting cost pressures as inflation accelerates, driven by surging utility, transport, and health expenses, while monetary policy remains steady, leaving enterprises to absorb the shocks.
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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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Freetown, 8th April 2026 — Sierra Leone’s public finances are under pressure as government expenditure soared to SLE 4.15 billion in just the first two months of 2026, according to the Accountant General’s fiscal operations report.
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Freetown,8th April 2026 — Sierra Leone’s public finances are under mounting strain, with the consolidated fund posting a SLE 1.82 billion deficit by the end of February 2026, official fiscal operations data reveal.
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