Following February’s community engagement regional tour to give feedback on the Early Recovery phase of the President’s Recovery Priorities and consult on plans for the second phase, the President’s Chief of Staff has invited District Council Chairmen to Freetown this week to help conclude the planning process. Engaging the input of traditional leaders will also be part of the planning process. After the negative economic impact of the Ebola epidemic and the commodities cr

Following February’s community engagement regional tour to give feedback on the Early Recovery phase of the President’s Recovery Priorities and consult on plans for the second phase, the President’s Chief of Staff has invited District Council Chairmen to Freetown this week to help conclude the planning process. Engaging the input of traditional leaders will also be part of the planning process. After the negative economic impact of the Ebola epidemic and the commodities cr

Following February’s community engagement regional tour to give feedback on the Early Recovery phase of the President’s Recovery Priorities and consult on plans for the second phase, the President’s Chief of Staff has invited District Council Chairmen to Freetown this week to help conclude the planning process. Engaging the input of traditional leaders will also be part of the planning process. After the negative economic impact of the Ebola epidemic and the commodities cr

Following February’s community engagement regional tour to give feedback on the Early Recovery phase of the President’s Recovery Priorities and consult on plans for the second phase, the President’s Chief of Staff has invited District Council Chairmen to Freetown this week to help conclude the planning process. Engaging the input of traditional leaders will also be part of the planning process. After the negative economic impact of the Ebola epidemic and the commodities cr

Sierra Leone signs compact with the UK at its first-ever renewable energy conference FREETOWN: Sierra Leone became the first country participating in the UK’s Energy Africa campaign to sign an agreement to ensure power for all Sierra Leoneans by 2025. The Government of Sierra Leone will eliminate tax on qualified internationally certified renewable energy products to ensure modern power to 1 million people by 2020. This will position Sierra Leone as a leader in promotin

Sierra Leone signs compact with the UK at its first-ever renewable energy conference FREETOWN: Sierra Leone became the first country participating in the UK’s Energy Africa campaign to sign an agreement to ensure power for all Sierra Leoneans by 2025. The Government of Sierra Leone will eliminate tax on qualified internationally certified renewable energy products to ensure modern power to 1 million people by 2020. This will position Sierra Leone as a leader in promotin

Sierra Leone signs compact with the UK at its first-ever renewable energy conference FREETOWN: Sierra Leone became the first country participating in the UK’s Energy Africa campaign to sign an agreement to ensure power for all Sierra Leoneans by 2025. The Government of Sierra Leone will eliminate tax on qualified internationally certified renewable energy products to ensure modern power to 1 million people by 2020. This will position Sierra Leone as a leader in promotin

Sierra Leone signs compact with the UK at its first-ever renewable energy conference FREETOWN: Sierra Leone became the first country participating in the UK’s Energy Africa campaign to sign an agreement to ensure power for all Sierra Leoneans by 2025. The Government of Sierra Leone will eliminate tax on qualified internationally certified renewable energy products to ensure modern power to 1 million people by 2020. This will position Sierra Leone as a leader in promotin

In his first official visit to Sierra Leone as a minister, Nick Hurd MP, the UK’s Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for International Development, has described Ernest Koroma’s plan for Sierra Leone’s economic recovery as “ambitious, realistic and necessary” saying that it will bring profound change to the country, which is recovering from the double impact of Ebola and the crash in commodities prices. In an exclusive discussion of the President’s Re

In his first official visit to Sierra Leone as a minister, Nick Hurd MP, the UK’s Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Department for International Development, has described Ernest Koroma’s plan for Sierra Leone’s economic recovery as “ambitious, realistic and necessary” saying that it will bring profound change to the country, which is recovering from the double impact of Ebola and the crash in commodities prices. In an exclusive discussion of the President’s Re