Freetown Urban Mobility Project: Insights and Impacts
The Freetown Urban Mobility Project, with a $50M budget for urban improvement, faces transparency issues. Success depends on public engagement and clear execution.
The Freetown Urban Mobility Project, with a $50M budget for urban improvement, faces transparency issues. Success depends on public engagement and clear execution.
This visit by the British Royal Navy to Sierra Leone’s ports is a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to enhance maritime security. By leveraging international support and expertise, Sierra Leone is committed to ensuring the safety and security of its maritime borders, contributing to regional stability and global trade security.
In a significant move to bolster Sierra Leone’s economic landscape, President Julius Maada Bio welcomed an esteemed delegation led by the renowned entertainer and Brand…
The National Civil Registration Authority (NCRA) of Sierra Leone recently shared its annual report, revealing fascinating insights into the country’s life events, including marriages, divorces,…
Lloyd’s teams up with Sherbro Alliance to boost Sierra Leone’s Sherbro Island with sustainable development. The partnership focuses on eco-city transformation, renewable energy, and eco-tourism, aiming for economic resilience and growth.
Ambassador Unisa Fofanah from the Bai Bureh Heritage Foundation talks about the big role small community groups play in making Sierra Leone better. He points out they face tough challenges like not enough money, poor facilities, and not having the right skills. Fofanah says we need to help these groups by giving them money, support, and training so they can do their jobs better. He wants everyone—government, charities, and global partners—to work together to boost these groups. His big idea is that when these community groups are strong, they can really help make things better for everyone in Sierra Leone.
To fix youth joblessness from 2018 to 2023, we must act fast. By updating schools and supporting young entrepreneurs, we’re not just solving a problem; we’re giving young folks the skills and chances they need to succeed. This plan involves using tech to predict job trends and making sure all policies include everyone. It’s about preparing our youth for the future, making sure they’re ready to lead and innovate.
Introduction Innovative cassava processing in Sierra Leone is revolutionizing the agricultural landscape. Mukpateh Investment Enterprise’s (MIE) groundbreaking mobile technology not only addresses critical challenges…
Introduction: Tackling Youth Unemployment in Sierra Leone Youth unemployment in Sierra Leone poses a critical hurdle to economic stability and social cohesion. With a youthful…
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