CIVIC DAY SERIES IN MOYAMBA
KEY HIGHLIGHTS 27th May 2025 The Ministry of Information and Civic Education, led by Minister Chernor Bah, hosted a Civic
Youth Affairs Minister Outlines Empowerment Vision and Major Priorities for the Next Three Years
By: Marian Magdalene Bangura Strategic Communication Unit, Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE) Freetown, Tuesday, 20th May 2025โ In
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FIA CONCLUDES TWO-DAY WORKSHOP ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL STRATEGY AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING AND OTHER FINANCIAL CRIMES
By: Juliana Vandy, Strategic Communications Unit โMoICE The Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) has concluded a two-day stakeholdersโ workshop on the
Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s Press Conference
Tuesday 20th May 2025 KEY HIGHLIGHTS By: Zacharia Jalloh, Strategic Communications Unit, Ministry of Information and Civic Education The Ministry
Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s Press Conference
Tuesday 13th May 2025 KEY HIGHLIGHTS By: Zacharia Jalloh, Strategic Communications Unit, Ministry of Information and Civic Education At the
Agriculture Minister Hails Port Loko for Boost in Onion Production
By Zachariah Jalloh, Ministry of Information and Civic Education PortLoko, Sierra Leone, 6 May 2025 โ The Minister of Agriculture
DSTI supports the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) with the digital transformation of the Armed Forces Endowment and Loan Scheme (AFELS) that benefits over 11,000 military personnel.
By DSTI Media | Apr 25, 2025 The Directorate of Science, Technology, and Innovation (DSTI) is spearheading a groundbreaking shift
The Attorney General and Minister of Justice- Alpha Sesay, Urges Port Loko Residents to Own the Constitutional Review Process
Port Loko, Sierra Leone โ The Honourable Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Alpha Sesay, has called on the people
Sierra Leone Records Remarkable Progress On The Press Freedom Index
Sierra Leone has leaped up the Press Freedom Index, from 64 in 2024 to 56 in 2025. The annual report,