The governments of Sierra Leone and the United States have agreed on strict criteria for the release of a $480 million grant under the Millennium Challenge Compact (MCC), aimed at stimulating economic...
At the Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s weekly press conference, Ndeye Fatu Koroma, National Coordinator of the Sierra Leone Compact Development Unit, underscored the transformative potential...
In a significant step toward implementing the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact in Sierra Leone, U.S. Ambassador Bryan Hunt and MCC Country Director Steven Grudda met with Vice President Mohamed...
The United States Embassy has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding strict transparency and accountability measures as Sierra Leone embarks on the implementation of its Millennium Challenge Corporation...
United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Bryan Hunt has called on the All People's Congress (APC) party to play a crucial role in supporting the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact. In an...
It seems nothing stirs up political enthusiasm in Sierra Leone quite like the chance to claim credit for someone else’s work—or, in this case, a $480 million agreement. The MCC Compact Program, which...
Sierra Leone’s progression to implement the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Grant is a pathway towards the achievement of sustainable development in the country. Since 2018, Sierra Leone under...
In response to popular journalist Amadu Lamrana Bah's claims regarding disagreements among government officials over credit for the recently signed US$480 million MCC Compact Program, Minister of Information...
Presidential Spokesman, Alpha Kanu, has revealed that the opposition All People's Congress (APC) has no criticism regarding the recent award of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact to Sierra...
There seems to be conflicting signals from the main opposition APC party over the recent approval f the $480 million Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) funds that has lent added credence, recognition...
