West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
Sierra Leone's higher education sector is struggling with underfunding and governance weaknesses, affecting the quality of education and research.
SALPOST commissions 15 motorbikes and 2 vehicles to improve mail delivery across Sierra Leone on World Post Day.
The Sierra Leone government spends $24 million yearly to keep fuel prices low, diverting funds from essential public sectors, according to State House Director of Communications Myk Berewa.
Sierra Leone set to face Equatorial Guinea in AFCON qualifiers
Sheknatu Bangura, a contestant in the upcoming Miss Freetown Beauty Pageant, participated in a mental health walk on World Mental Health Day to raise awareness and promote compassion.
South Africa expresses concern over US sanctions against the ICC, amid criticism of Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize award from Trump and Israel.
Dr. Sylvia Blyden questions General Legal Council's appeal for leniency in Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara's contempt sentence
Sierra Leone international Juma Bah made his Bundesliga debut for FC Augsburg in a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich.
Journalist Thomas Dixon comments on Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara's imprisonment for contempt of court, suggesting Kamara may have seen Chief Justice Komba Kamanda as a junior colleague.
The Tanzanian government has disbursed 49 billion shillings in compensation to residents required to relocate for the Bagamoyo Port Strategic Project.
Port Loko's Social Welfare Sector proposes a NLe 672,448 budget for 2027 to support five key deliverables aimed at improving the welfare of vulnerable groups.
Sierra Leone's National Revenue Authority Commissioner-General, Abu Martin Kanneh, begins internal tour to boost revenue mobilisation and staff collaboration.
