AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAgribusiness & Food Security: Agriculture Minister Henry Musa Kpaka toured Tonkolili poultry farms ahead of the Feed Salone 3rd anniversary and World Food Day, meeting farmers on feed/input costs, production limits, market distribution and financing options. Energy & Infrastructure: Harbour Police ran community sensitisation in Freetown’s eastern areas on vandalism and theft of EDSA cables, billboards and road signs—warning it disrupts services and creates electrocution risks. Water Supply: Guma Valley Water Company restored Freetown pipe-borne water after repairs at Mile 13, with supply resuming under the Friday rationing schedule. Transport & Accountability: Native Consortium challenged SLPTA and the Transport Ministry to prove claims that 40 Waka Fine buses are operating, asking for dispatch and throughput records. Mining & Skills: Sierra Leone will host its first PanAfGeo training on geohazards and mine environmental management (Dec 7–12), building local capacity for safer, more sustainable mining. Health Systems: Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health sent a delegation to India to strengthen hospital equipment management and biomedical engineering, including factory checks with a medical equipment supplier. Governance & Digital Integrity: SLRSA cracked down on fraudulent vehicle licences after a cyber intrusion, arresting five suspects and urging licence verification at official offices. Public Health Communication: NPHA oriented journalists and bloggers for 2026 World Meningitis Day to improve accurate reporting and prevention messaging.
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