September - 2016

Ensuring care for those affected by EVD

Under the President’s Recovery Priorities, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children’s Affairs (MSWGCA) is working in partnership with community and traditional leaders, the Sierra Leone Association of Ebola Survivors and humanitarian partners to increase the socioeconomic security of people affected by the Ebola Virus Disease through the Social Rehabilitation and Payments to Ebola Survivors (SRPES) project. The SRPES project, which will provide livelihood skills an

Ensuring care for those affected by EVD

Under the President’s Recovery Priorities, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children’s Affairs (MSWGCA) is working in partnership with community and traditional leaders, the Sierra Leone Association of Ebola Survivors and humanitarian partners to increase the socioeconomic security of people affected by the Ebola Virus Disease through the Social Rehabilitation and Payments to Ebola Survivors (SRPES) project. The SRPES project, which will provide livelihood skills an

Developing home grown institutional feeding

Creating linkages between our agricultural producers and the contractors responsible for institutional feeding will help open up new market and business opportunities for SMEs and farmers and support increased competitiveness in the sector. In 2013, agricultural imports outweighed exports by more than 10 to one, with rice, the country’s staple food, accounting for almost $130m of imports. In 2014, rice imports cost $112m and represented 4.8% of the country’s imports, second t

Developing home grown institutional feeding

Creating linkages between our agricultural producers and the contractors responsible for institutional feeding will help open up new market and business opportunities for SMEs and farmers and support increased competitiveness in the sector. In 2013, agricultural imports outweighed exports by more than 10 to one, with rice, the country’s staple food, accounting for almost $130m of imports. In 2014, rice imports cost $112m and represented 4.8% of the country’s imports, second t

Maximising the potential of Freetown’s Port

The Port of Freetown is Sierra Leone’s main trading gateway with the world, accounting for 98% of our imports. As part of the President’s Recovery Priorities’ focus on governance, it is enhancing its systems and infrastructure with an eye to a streamlined, transparent and more efficient service for national and international shippers. Freetown’s Port has the third deepest natural harbour in the world, and the deepest in West Africa. Its unique location is almost equidistant

Maximising the potential of Freetown’s Port

The Port of Freetown is Sierra Leone’s main trading gateway with the world, accounting for 98% of our imports. As part of the President’s Recovery Priorities’ focus on governance, it is enhancing its systems and infrastructure with an eye to a streamlined, transparent and more efficient service for national and international shippers. Freetown’s Port has the third deepest natural harbour in the world, and the deepest in West Africa. Its unique location is almost equidistant

Tackling electricity crimes will help develop the sector

A major objective of the President’s Recovery Priorities, is doubling access to energy by June 2017. A new inter-ministerial agreement will help tackle the widespread theft of electricity that is robbing the country of billions of Leones each year – revenue that could be used for developing the sector. Following a concept note produced by the President’s Delivery Team, which highlighted the high spate of electricity-related crimes and their negative impact on customers and r

Tackling electricity crimes will help develop the sector

A major objective of the President’s Recovery Priorities, is doubling access to energy by June 2017. A new inter-ministerial agreement will help tackle the widespread theft of electricity that is robbing the country of billions of Leones each year – revenue that could be used for developing the sector. Following a concept note produced by the President’s Delivery Team, which highlighted the high spate of electricity-related crimes and their negative impact on customers and r

Unveiling of Pay No Bribe reporting platform

Today (26 September 2106) Sierra Leone unveiled the Pay No Bribe Reporting Platform, which gives the general public the opportunity to report bribery by calling 515 free from all local networks, online - www.pnb.gov.sl or through the PNB APP on Google Play.

Unveiling of Pay No Bribe reporting platform

Today (26 September 2106) Sierra Leone unveiled the Pay No Bribe Reporting Platform, which gives the general public the opportunity to report bribery by calling 515 free from all local networks, online - www.pnb.gov.sl or through the PNB APP on Google Play.

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Saidu Conton-Sesay explains the work of the President's Delivery Team at closing event of Presid

HE, Dr Ernest Koroma, the President of Sierra Leone speaks at the closing event for the President&#3

Saidu Conton-Sesay explains the work of the President's Delivery Team at closing event of Presid

HE, Dr Ernest Koroma, the President of Sierra Leone speaks at the closing event for the President&#3

The Minister of Trade and Industry answers our questions on institutional feeding

Almost two million trees to be planted to reduce environmental damage and improve water security

Ebola don go, leh we make Salone grow!

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