reetown, 6th July 2026- Sierra Leone’s food and non-alcoholic beverage market has seen sharp price movements across key staples, with recent data showing both steep increases and notable declines. The figures highlight the volatility households face in balancing their daily food budgets.
Read More
The figures are staggering. Freetown City Council alone spends approximately Le1 billion (old Leones), equivalent to Le1 million (new Leones), every month on waste management. Yet waste collection is only one of its many responsibilities.
Read More
The World Bank Group has released its July 2026 Country Income Classifications, confirming that Sierra Leone remains in the Low-Income category.
Read More
Sierra Leone has secured a major energy investment as the World Bank Board approved US$60 million under the first phase of the Regional Programme for Distributed Access through Renewable Energy Solutions (Regional DARES).
Read More
London, June 22, 2026 -Sierra Leone’s Vice President, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, has said that while Government has succeeded in stabilizing food prices and ensuring the availability of essential commodities, the country’s most pressing economic challenge remains low household incomes.
Read More
