AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPrison Overcrowding: Sierra Leone Correctional Service says prison numbers have risen above 7,000 with fewer than 2,000 officers, urging government to recruit 1,500 more staff to ease pressure and improve rehabilitation. Ports & Trade: Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority (SLPHA) pledges 2027 support for the “Big Five Game Changers,” including youth jobs, women’s empowerment, port infrastructure upgrades and better trade facilitation for Feed Salone. Agribusiness Push: Agriculture Ministry links smallholder farmers to input suppliers and agribusinesses in Bo through a B2B engagement, while Minister Henry Musa Kpaka tours major poultry investments in the north to boost local production. Education & Community: ActionAid Sierra Leone backs a new school facility in Freetown for 1,300+ learners, and Harbour Police sensitise eastern communities on stopping vandalism and theft of public utilities. Sports Infrastructure: East End Lions completes a new artificial-turf pitch at the Trade Centre ahead of the 2026/27 season. Water Supply: Guma Valley Water Company restores Freetown pipe-borne water after repairs, with supply following the Friday rationing schedule. Transport Fraud Crackdown: Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority warns of fraudulent vehicle licences after a cyber intrusion; five suspects arrested.
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