The Independent Procurement Review Panel (IPRP) has reportedly launched an investigation into alleged procurement irregularities involving the Free Education Project Secretariat (FEPS). The inquiry,...
The Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education (MBSSE) has taken another bold step toward advancing inclusive education in Sierra Leone with a new initiative aimed at reintegrating 120,000 out-of-school...
Sierra Leone's President, Julius Maada Bio delivered a keynote address to new graduates during the Baze University convocation ceremony in Abuja, Nigeria on 8th November, 2025. The president urged...
The Chief Education Officer, Edward Kpakra, has officially handed over a newly constructed classroom block to St. Joseph’s Convent Secondary School at Brookfields in Freetown, marking another milestone...
The Independent Procurement Review Panel has concluded an investigation into the Free Education Project Secretariat after ROLAAN ENTERPRISES appealed against the decision of the Procurement Committee at...
The Sierra Leone Labour Congress (SLLC) has expressed strong solidarity with the Sierra Leone Teachers Union (SLTU) as they prepare to embark on a nationwide strike scheduled for September 8, 2025. The...
As the new academic year approaches, teachers in Sierra Leone are facing unprecedented challenges that could disrupt the education system if left unaddressed. Advocacy for the Voiceless Sierra Leoneans...
The Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law (CARL) has released a report highlighting significant challenges in the implementation of Sierra Leone’s Free Quality Education (FQE) program. The report,...
Member of Parliament Abdul K. Kamara, also known as AKK, is urging the president to raise the school subsidy from NLe 30 to NLe 300 per child. He says this change would give more support to schools, ease...
The start of Sierra Leone’s 2025/2026 academic year could be delayed as the Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools (CPSS) and the National Council of Head Teachers (NaCOHT) have warned they may...
