Illicit Timber Trade in Sierra Leone not only has adverse effects on the environment, but it is also reportedly causing an economic burden on the government and people of the
Citizens across Sierra Leone particularly those in the capital, Freetown have called on the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) led government of President Julius Maada Bio to bring back what the
Why time may be running out for Sierra Leone Sierra Leone is running out of fish. In March last year, the government announced a moratorium on fishing in the country’s
Timber logging and trading, a lucrative business which has been a very important and reliable source of income and livelihood for both the Government of Sierra Leone and
On the 1st of February, 2020 the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Amb. Tamba Lamina, monitored the National Cleaning Day exercise in Kambia, the second months
The Chairman of Parliamentary Committee on the Environment, Honorable Ibrahim Tawa Conteh for Constituency 132 has thrown light on the need to protect the environment. Speaking to reporters, Hon. Tawa maintained that
As part of its corporate social responsibility, Rokel Commercial Bank (RCB) Sierra Leone Limited has joined the Regent community to keep the area clean an divert unnecessary spread
“The people of Bo and Kenema should in the next to three months expect sustainable electricity because we are bringing what we call an Independent Power Provider (IPP)
As Sierra Leone prepares for crude oil exploration, the Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) has organized a policy dialogue forum for key stakeholders to examine and discuss
