AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCorrectional Reform & Budgeting: Sierra Leone Correctional Service (SLCS) outlined its 2027–2029 budget in Freetown, prioritising inmate and staff welfare, mechanised agriculture inside facilities, faster digital record-keeping, and steps to cut overcrowding. Energy & Investment (Upstream): Sierra Leone will pitch its offshore oil and gas prospects at African Energy Week 2026 in Cape Town, with PDSL set for upstream discussions and a dedicated “drill room” investment showcase. Maritime Skills & Jobs: Sierra Leone seafarers still struggle to secure vessels after training, as the shortage of available ships limits sea time and pushes some to abandon the profession. Digital Fuel Management: Tango Brook expanded the Tango Fuel App into five African markets, including Sierra Leone, offering traceable fuel payments plus fleet and generator monitoring for businesses. Cost of Living Pressure: As fuel prices rise, transport and goods costs follow—prompting calls for a serious national conversation on household protection and government spending priorities. Civic & Trade Budget Hearings: MoICE and the Ministry of Trade and Industry presented FY2027 funding needs, including civic education programmes and trade ministry revenue updates. Digital Safety Advocacy: Sierra Leone’s First Lady urged stronger global action to protect children online, while pushing for African leadership in shaping the digital future.
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