Sierra Leone Struggles to Harness Talent Due to Weak Institutions
Sierra Leone faces challenges in leveraging its citizens' skills due to inefficient governance.
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Sierra Leone faces challenges in leveraging its citizens' skills due to inefficient governance.
Sierra Leone is attracting renewed interest from international energy companies, with Shell, Eni, and others investing in exploration and seismic work.
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Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife die in aircraft crash, leaving behind legacy of charitable donations and questions about political influence.
Sierra Leone's Kamajor leaders, who fought in the civil war, face destitution and poor living conditions, sparking concerns about their treatment.
Sierra Leone's National Social Security and Insurance Trust warns public against unauthorized deals on its properties.
A Malawi delegation led by the National Council for Civic Education and Democracy visited Sierra Leone for a civic education exchange to improve citizen engagement with government and pub...
A 23-year-old man, Alhaji Issa Kamara, has been remanded in prison for allegedly stealing 10 metres of copper-plated electric cable belonging to EDSA in Freetown.
Two Chinese nationals, Jai Qibin and Zhou Rong, have been remanded in prison in Freetown over an alleged US$54,825 tyre fraud.
Ten immigration officers from Sierra Leone receive training from police on using communication handsets.
Sierra Leone will host the 2026 African Public Procurement Network Conference in Lungi, bringing together procurement leaders and stakeholders from across Africa.
Marampa Mines Limited plans to cut 925 jobs due to global iron ore market challenges, affecting mainly non-permanent staff and some permanent employees.