Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 November 2018: Sierra Leone has taken a giant technological leap. Scientists working at a newly established agency responsible for innovation, which was launched last week within the Office of the President, are now using code to fight corruption. Only 3 out of every 100 citizens in [Read More]
Andrew Keili: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 November 2018: The government’s 2019 budget indeed spells good news for many Sierra Leoneans. 5000 teachers, 3000 health sector workers and 1000 police officers will be recruited in 2019. A significant number of pensioners who now receive less than Le20, 000 per month as [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 November 2018: Africa Oil Week kicked off with a strong start for its 25th anniversary as delegates converged at the Welcome Reception to celebrate the spectacular opening of Africa Oil Week 2018 and the conference got underway last Monday, 5th November. The first session on Economic [Read More]
Eleni Mourdoukoutas: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 November 2018: Environmental initiatives reduce pollution and embrace renewable energy. For years, Kenyans freely used and disposed of plastic bags. The bags were ubiquitous—in the markets, in the gutters and in the guts of 3 out of every 10 animals taken to slaughter. Nakuru, [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 7 November 2018: The Office of the Clerk of Parliament yesterday wrote a letter to the Financial Secretary in the ministry of finance and economic development, requesting information on the salaries of Judges, Magistrates, Permanent Secretaries and other Heads of government institutions, following last week’s public row [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 November 2018: President Julius Maada Bio yesterday visited the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC) in Belgium, where he called for diamonds to be cut and polished in Sierra Leone. Addressing board members and management of AWDC, diamond traders, miners, bankers and the Press, President Bio said [Read More]
Jonathan Kurabu: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 November 2018: The government of Sierra Leone has today announced that all higher education students enrolled in mathematics, engineering, agriculture, physics and chemistry courses, will receive government grant to cover their tuition fees. This statement comes today on the back of president Julius Maada [Read More]
Alfred Fornah: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 November 2018: A team of Sierra Leonean Diaspora Medical professionals from United Kingdom, Switzerland and the United State of America are in Sierra Leone to deliver free medical services in the Kailahun District. The Medics are in country to take part in the second [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 5 November 2018: Sierra Leone’s Parliamentarians have caused unnecessary controversy in the country, over their proposal to the minister of finance for a massive increase in their salary and benefits, which many say could see their total income and benefits package go up by over 300%, should [Read More]
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