August 2024

VP Juldeh Jalloh Explains Sierra Leone’s Interest in the Sahel Region

MRU, Politics /

We must listen to the leaders of these three countries. We must understand their objectives, concerns, and ambitions. Sierra Leone’s motivation is to continue this dialogue and then bring the resulting initiatives to the attention of the international community Vice President Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh has told Le Point Magazine in France that the recent […]

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SALWACO Restores Water Supply in Makeni After Disruption

Business, Economy, Politics /

The resumption of water supply has been met with widespread satisfaction among the residents of Makeni, highlighting the importance of reliable access to clean water Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO) has successfully restored water supply in Makeni, a key city in Northern Sierra Leone, following a significant disruption and water shortage that left the township

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Mercy Ships Returns to Deliver Life-changing Surgeries in Sierra Leone

Education, Gender, Health /

The Global Mercy departed the country in June after spending the previous ten months performing 1,979 life-changing surgeries for 1,728 patients and training 145 healthcare professionals on board in that time.  The world’s largest civilian hospital ship, the Global Mercy™, was welcomed back to Freetown yesterday in a partnership between international charity Mercy Ships (www.MercyShips.org) and the Government of

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More than 20 Years after the Civil War, VP Juldeh Jalloh Talks on Socio-Economic Situation to Le Point

Business, Economy, Politics /

Vice President of Sierra Leone, Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, has told the biggest French Magazine, Le Point, that the small West African Nation with 8 million inhabitants is on the path to development, adding that they are now focused on social issues. “Since 2018, the country has undergone significant changes. We have improved access to

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OPINION: Sierra Leone’s Pivotal Role in Reforming the UN Security Council: A Path to Global Equity

Opinions, Politics /

By Babatunde Rashid When the President speaks up for Africa, he is also speaking up for the needs and aspirations of people like Madam Lucy Sellu, a single-parent farmer in Kailahun District; like Sorie Demba Koroma, a teacher at the Movement of Faith Islamic Secondary School in Gbentu, Falaba District, and people like Alpha Sesay,

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INTERVIEW: Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh: “The Sahel Countries are Founding Members of ECOWAS”

Opinions /

INTERVIEW. Elected to the UN Security Council, Sierra Leone wants to place the Sahel at the heart of the international agenda. Its vice-president deciphers the issues. A former United Nations official, Francophile, and graduate of Political Science, Bordeaux, Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh has been the vice-president of this small West African country since 2018.  Interview by Viviane

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FEATURE: Sierra Leone Judo in Schools Activities, a Resounding Success

Entertainment, Opinions, Sports /

Through recent years, Judo in Schools activities organised in the cities of Freetown, Bo and Kabala have been a tremendous success, empowering hundreds of young people and fostering the growth of the sport across Sierra Leone. The organisers have been hosting regular school judo training camps with over 50 children participating every three months. These

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FEATURE: One Week in Sierra Leone

Entertainment, Opinions /

The truth is that Sierra Leone is an extremely vibrant country that is actively reinventing itself, and the ability to witness this rebirth in real-time—alongside a pleasing year-round climate, fantastic food, friendly locals, and enchanting tropical scenery—makes it a compelling destination. By John Sizemore  |  July 31, 2024 | 2:05pm Photos by John SizemoreTRAVEL FEATURES SIERRA LEONE Sierra Leone

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