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11/13/2025

As a means to Bridge Generations in Leadership, Minister Ibrahim Sannoh Meets Former Youth Minister Alimamy A. Kamara

A remarkable moment of unity and continuity unfolded within Sierra Leone’s youth sector as the Minister of Youth Affairs, Min. Ibrahim Sannoh, met with Mr Alimamy A. Kamara, former Minister of Youth Affairs. The meeting symbolized a shared commitment to collaboration, peacebuilding, and youth empowerment that transcends political boundaries.

While on a tour to assess the UNCDF project with bike riders in Makeni, Minister Sannoh took time to pay a courtesy visit to Former Minister Alimamy A. Kamara. The visit reflected a spirit of humility and statesmanship, underscoring the minister’s belief that the progress of the youth sector requires both institutional continuity and intergenerational cooperation.

During their warm engagement, Minister Sannoh expressed profound appreciation for the leadership and foundation laid by Mr. Kamara during his tenure. He described the former minister’s stewardship as “well-intentioned and visionary,” noting that the youth sector continues to benefit from the structures and initiatives established in previous years.

Minister Sannoh appealed for continued partnership and open dialogue between past and present leadership in the ministry, emphasizing that the development of Sierra Leone’s young people must remain above partisan lines. He reaffirmed his ministry’s dedication to fostering inclusivity and collaboration among all stakeholders working to uplift the nation’s youth.

The discussion covered several pressing issues affecting young people, notably the urgent need to de-escalate political tensions and to strengthen joint efforts in combating the growing threat of harmful drugs that have plagued communities across the country. Both leaders acknowledged that substance abuse poses a national challenge requiring collective response, policy coordination, and community-based intervention.

In his response, the former Minister commended Minister Sannoh for his remarkable leadership, particularly his efforts to promote peace, unity, and national cohesion through youth engagement. He described Sannoh’s recent visit to young people at the APC Party office as a bold and symbolic step toward bridging political divides, a gesture he said reflected the true spirit of national service.

Mr. Kamara expressed gratitude for the opportunity to reconnect and reaffirmed his readiness to collaborate with the Ministry in advancing the youth empowerment agenda. He emphasized that youth development is a shared national responsibility that requires continuity, partnership, and respect across political affiliations.

The meeting concluded on a hopeful note, with both ministers pledging to strengthen cooperation in the pursuit of a unified and empowered youth generation, one that values peace, productivity, and patriotism.

This encounter serves as a powerful message of inclusivity, showing that when leaders set aside political differences and work together for the greater good, the youth of Sierra Leone, and indeed the nation itself, stand to benefit the most.

11/13/2025

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11/13/2025

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11/13/2025

PRESS RELEASE

Sierra Leone Maintains Strong Performance on New MCC Scorecard

Freetown, 13 November 2025 The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact Development Unit is pleased to announce that Sierra Leone has maintained its strong performance on the newly released MCC Scorecard.

The country sustained passes in all the areas where it had previously performed well, including the critical indicators of Personal Freedom and Government Accountability. Notably, Sierra Leone improved its Freedom of Information score to 95%, reflecting the continuing reforms of President Julius Maada Bio to promote transparency, strengthen democratic governance, and create a more open and media-friendly environment.

While the MCC has introduced a number of new indicators aligned with its updated priorities, including some areas where data was unavailable or where the country did not meet the new thresholds particularly in economic and trade-related measures the Government views these as opportunities for further growth and alignment with international standards.

The key takeaway is clear: Sierra Leone’s 480 million USD Compact remains active, and on the indicators that have been historically assessed, the country has maintained and even improved its scores.

Sierra Leone continues to move in the right direction building a foundation of good governance, accountability, and freedom that will drive inclusive development and long-term prosperity.

11/13/2025

UNITY MORNING SHOW
13TH November 2025.

OVER POLITICAL INCIDENT: PPRC WARNS APC AND SLPP

GUEST: Lucien Momoh, Director of Communications PPRC

PRESENTERS:
Yusuff Moseray Suma
Elizabeth Kefue Gembeh

11/12/2025

UNITY BROADCASTING ONLINE TELEVISION MORNING SHOW.

13TH NOVEMBER 2025.

As the country prepares for it general elections come 2028, there's been an increasing public concerns over the use of inciting language and hate speech by some supporters and members of both the ruling SLPP and the main opposition APC parties.

Over the years and recently, we've seen and heard of alleged political exchange of inciting rhetorics on various social media and public gatherings that has the tendency for an unrest and political divisions in the country.

Recently, political parties regulations commission (PPRC), engaged executives of both the ruling SLPP and the main opposition APC.

According to the PPRC, the promotion of peace, tolerance, and national cohesion, should be the focus of all registered political parties in Sierra Leone.

Prior to that engagement, we shall be having in studios the PPRC director of communications LUCIEN MOMOH to help discuss deeply on the engagement and warnings issued out to these two political parties.

It is a national discussion you wouldn't want to miss, kindly join us tomorrow at 7:30 am for this vital conversation.

11/12/2025

The Ministry of Trade and Industry and its Agencies wishes to inform the general public that effective 1st January 2026, the standard of iron rods to be imported or manufactured for construction and other purposes in Sierra Leone will be as follows:

11/12/2025