Every parent has hopes and dreams for their children. We want them to succeed in life, learn more and achieve more than we have. Above all, we pray that they will grow into healthy adults, who will live productive and prosperous lives. We all have it in our power to help our children have a healthier, better, safer start in life. We know how important it is to keep them safe from childhood illnesses by taking them to the clinic for their childhood vaccinations. We know tha

Every parent has hopes and dreams for their children. We want them to succeed in life, learn more and achieve more than we have. Above all, we pray that they will grow into healthy adults, who will live productive and prosperous lives. We all have it in our power to help our children have a healthier, better, safer start in life. We know how important it is to keep them safe from childhood illnesses by taking them to the clinic for their childhood vaccinations. We know tha

Every parent has hopes and dreams for their children. We want them to succeed in life, learn more and achieve more than we have. Above all, we pray that they will grow into healthy adults, who will live productive and prosperous lives. We all have it in our power to help our children have a healthier, better, safer start in life. We know how important it is to keep them safe from childhood illnesses by taking them to the clinic for their childhood vaccinations. We know tha

“The period preceding the inception of the President’s Recovery Priority programme was a tough time in the history of Sierra Leone, having to deal with the twin shocks of the Ebola virus disease outbreak and the fall in the global price of the country’s leading export commodity, iron ore, by 60% during 2014-2015. “Our economy experienced significant pressure as a result. Growth in GDP plummeted from 20.2 percent in 2013 to 4.7 percent in 2014 and minus 21.5 percent in 2015. T

“The period preceding the inception of the President’s Recovery Priority programme was a tough time in the history of Sierra Leone, having to deal with the twin shocks of the Ebola virus disease outbreak and the fall in the global price of the country’s leading export commodity, iron ore, by 60% during 2014-2015. “Our economy experienced significant pressure as a result. Growth in GDP plummeted from 20.2 percent in 2013 to 4.7 percent in 2014 and minus 21.5 percent in 2015. T

“The period preceding the inception of the President’s Recovery Priority programme was a tough time in the history of Sierra Leone, having to deal with the twin shocks of the Ebola virus disease outbreak and the fall in the global price of the country’s leading export commodity, iron ore, by 60% during 2014-2015. “Our economy experienced significant pressure as a result. Growth in GDP plummeted from 20.2 percent in 2013 to 4.7 percent in 2014 and minus 21.5 percent in 2015. T

The second phase of President’s Recovery Priorities was launched in June last year. Thirteen key result areas were to be delivered through 146 public sector initiatives, focusing on seven sectors – education, energy, governance, health, private sector development, social protection and water. Combined these would create visible socioeconomic change in Sierra Leone. With the lessons of the Ebola response in mind, the country’s economic recovery plan was designed and led by Sie

The second phase of President’s Recovery Priorities was launched in June last year. Thirteen key result areas were to be delivered through 146 public sector initiatives, focusing on seven sectors – education, energy, governance, health, private sector development, social protection and water. Combined these would create visible socioeconomic change in Sierra Leone. With the lessons of the Ebola response in mind, the country’s economic recovery plan was designed and led by Sie

The second phase of President’s Recovery Priorities was launched in June last year. Thirteen key result areas were to be delivered through 146 public sector initiatives, focusing on seven sectors – education, energy, governance, health, private sector development, social protection and water. Combined these would create visible socioeconomic change in Sierra Leone. With the lessons of the Ebola response in mind, the country’s economic recovery plan was designed and led by Sie

Twenty-four months ago we began our nation’s journey of recovery; retracing our steps to pre May 2014 status. This was a period of unprecedented economic growth in our nation’s history, when foreign direct investment in the extractive and other sectors was at an all-time high, our road infrastructural development, and other expansion programmes set new records, and our young people and other professionals were rapidly gaining employment. That was before the Ebola epidemic an