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Sierra Leone presidential diplomacy and domestic politics

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Latest: President Bio advocates for economic sovereignty at Africa summit

President Julius Maada Bio continues to balance international diplomacy with the management of Sierra Leone’s domestic political transition. While maintaining his advocacy for reparatory justice, he has expanded his inte

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Sierra Leone girls' education and rights advocacy

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Latest: Ibrahim Bangura calls for protections for girls in Sierra Leone

In October 2026, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Conrad Sackey, advocated for increased protection and equal educational opportunities for girls during the National Girls Summit in Kenema

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Sierra Leone military officer promotions

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Latest: Sierra Leone President Bio promotes senior military officers

President Julius Maada Bio, acting as Commander-in-Chief of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF), presided over a ceremony to decorate newly promoted senior military officers. The promotions, which were ra

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Africa's push for AI sovereignty and infrastructure

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Latest: Nigeria proposes pan-African AI computing resource sharing

African leaders and experts are intensifying calls for technological sovereignty, moving from being consumers of foreign technology to creators of local AI solutions. A World Bank report emphasizes that transforming AI p

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Sierra Leone-China maritime joint venture

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Latest: Sierra Leone launches SLOSCO shipping venture with China

Sierra Leone has launched the Sierra Leone Ocean Shipping Company (SLOSCo) in Freetown through a joint venture with China’s Zhejiang Xiehai Group. Under the agreement, the Chinese partner holds a 70% stake, while the Sie

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Sierra Leone cocaine trafficking and extradition dispute

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Latest: Liberia faces scrutiny over alleged cocaine trafficking links

Sierra Leone remains under international scrutiny regarding allegations that it serves as a transit hub for cocaine trafficking networks. Central to the controversy is Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers, known as ‘Bolle Jos’

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Sierra Leone food security and leadership initiatives

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Latest: Sierra Leone leaders promote agricultural investment and youth leadership

Sierra Leonean leadership is actively promoting the ‘Feed Salone Agenda’ to enhance national food security and reduce reliance on imports. President Julius Maada Bio and First Lady Fatima Maada Bio have participated in v

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Sierra Leone constitutional amendment debate and legal push

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Latest: Sierra Leone Supreme Court resumes constitutional amendment hearing

In late July 2026, Sierra Leone’s Parliament intensified debate over the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025. Following an intensive session spanning July 28 to July 29, the bill passed its second reading

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Jos Leijdekkers drug trafficking investigation

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Latest: Netherlands seeks Ghana's help to disrupt fugitive Jos Leijdekkers' drug network

Dutch cocaine trafficker Jos Leijdekkers, also known as ‘Bolle Jos’, has reportedly been living in Sierra Leone under the false identity of ‘Omar Sheriff,’ a Turkish investor. Investigations suggest he has operated openl

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Sierra Leone national development and modernization planning

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Latest: Sierra Leone outlines economic diplomacy and modernization priorities

Sierra Leonean government agencies have outlined strategic priorities and budget goals for 2027, focusing on national development and modernization. The Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority (SLPHA) has pledged to a

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