Launched today, ‘Leh we make Salone grow’ is a half hour magazine style programme, which provides news and updates on the progress of The President’s Recovery Priorities​ activities. It complements the monthly newsletter and the website (www.presidentsrecoverypriorities.gov.sl) which also make information on the process and progress of the priority initiatives widely available. In this programme - we hear about the national school feeding programme for GoSL/GoSL assisted sch

Launched today, ‘Leh we make Salone grow’ is a half hour magazine style programme, which provides news and updates on the progress of The President’s Recovery Priorities​ activities. It complements the monthly newsletter and the website (www.presidentsrecoverypriorities.gov.sl) which also make information on the process and progress of the priority initiatives widely available. In this programme - we hear about the national school feeding programme for GoSL/GoSL assisted sch

Launched today, ‘Leh we make Salone grow’ is a half hour magazine style programme, which provides news and updates on the progress of The President’s Recovery Priorities​ activities. It complements the monthly newsletter and the website (www.presidentsrecoverypriorities.gov.sl) which also make information on the process and progress of the priority initiatives widely available. In this programme - we hear about the national school feeding programme for GoSL/GoSL assisted sch

There’s a saying in Sierra Leone that unless you have eaten rice, you haven’t eaten for that day. Yet, despite good conditions for growing this simple grain, a trip around the markets of Freetown reveals that the country is importing plenty of rice. The first AGI podcast looks at this "Rice Conundrum" - it features an interview with Professor Monty Jones, Minister of Agriculture in Sierra Leone as well as talking to rice producers about why locally grown ‘country rice’ isn’t