AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoECOWAS Summit Prep: The UN Country Team met Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister in Freetown to coordinate preparations for the upcoming ECOWAS mid-year summit in Lungi, with both sides reaffirming support for regional integration and development priorities. Former President Koroma Case Closed: Sierra Leone’s Attorney-General discontinued criminal proceedings against former President Ernest Bai Koroma; the notice says the case is no longer before any court, his bail ends immediately, and he is free to return home. Road Rehabilitation (Moyamba): NaCSA has started rehabilitating the Njama–Manor feeder road (Segment III) in Moyamba, aiming to improve access for farmers, traders, and schoolchildren, supported by KfW through German Financial Cooperation. Health & Climate Resilience: Freetown City Council launched training for frontline healthcare workers to strengthen responses to extreme heat, as part of a wider heat-health action plan. Tertiary Sports Push: The Ministry of Technical and Higher Education and the Sports Ministry renewed plans to revive tertiary sports through better facilities and inter-collegiate competitions. Parliament MPs’ Welfare: The Leader of Government Business says a motion on MPs’ welfare will soon be tabled, framing improved lawmakers’ conditions as a right. Fuel Costs Watch: Reports say Nigeria’s petrol import landing costs jumped over 15% amid Middle East tensions, raising regional fuel-price concerns.
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