AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoParliament Watch: President Julius Maada Bio has called an emergency sitting for Parliament to approve a new batch of presidential nominees, including key posts in finance, foreign affairs, employment, energy, mining and revenue administration. Port & Logistics: SLPHA launched a multi-agency operation to decongest the Queen Elizabeth II Quay in Freetown, removing unroadworthy trucks and tightening checks to speed container movement and reduce delays for importers. Agribusiness Jobs: Liberia and KOICA signed a US$1m grant to train rural youth for rice and cassava value chains, with implementation running to 2030 and starting in Bong County. Energy Access: EDSA announced planned power interruptions to support integration works for the NANT power project, while a separate report highlights how a solar-plus-storage project is set to lift Sierra Leone’s grid access. Mining & Electrification: ELEKTROS continues pitching Sierra Leone hard-rock lithium and EV charging technology to investors amid rising global demand for battery materials and power infrastructure. Skills & Scholarships: MTHE announced fully funded 2027 Commonwealth Scholarships for Sierra Leoneans, covering Master’s and PhD studies in the UK. Youth & Delivery: MAFS presented a 12-month delivery agenda for “Feed Salone,” targeting faster implementation across production, infrastructure and customs/procurement bottlenecks.
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