Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Musa Henry Kpaka highlighted the importance of the Leecon Hatchery Company in Makeni during his ongoing tour of the northern region to support the Feed Salone...
Sierra Leone's Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Henry Musa Kpaka has signed a partnership deed with OCP Africa Which is focused on a fair agricultural transition centered on soils and farmers. The...
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Henry Musa Kpaka has announced the ministry’s plan to hire 700 field staff in 2024 and an additional 300 in 2025. The recruitment is an effort to support...
Sierra Leone's Government through the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security together with Partners is set to reduce the too much of Importation of onions in the country. The Minister of Agriculture,...
Agriculture and Food Security Minister Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka concluded a productive five-day field assessment and sensitization tour in Bombali, Karene, Koinadugu, and Falaba districts, promoting the Feed...
The European Union has joined the Government of Sierra Leone to commission cashew processing factory in western rural district of the country. The said project was supported by the European Union and...
Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, officially declared the commencement of this year's planting season in Torma Bum on March 15, 2024, marking a significant milestone...
Musa Henry Kpaka, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, has proposed a novel solution for dealing with unused cardboard boxes: repurposing them for productive use in egg carton production. In...
“The New Face of Salone” is a film that tracks Sierra Leone’s and Africa’s youngest cabinet in their first week in Office, introducing key members: the youngest being the Minister of Communications,...
Sierra Leone’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Dr. Henry Musa Kpaka has participated in Germany’s Global Forum for Food and Agriculture making a case for President Bio’s FeedSalone...
