Mohamed Orman Bangura has officially handed over his responsibilities as Minister of Youth Affairs to Deputy Minister, Hon. Patrick Gibrilla, who will now serve as acting minister until a new appointment...
Sierra Leone's Main opposition Party, The All People’s Congress (APC) party has raised concerns in a statement shared via their official Twitter account regarding several serious allegations involving...
Mohamed Orman Bangura, the former Minister of Youth Affairs in Sierra Leone, has spoken publicly for the first time after being relieved of his duties by President Julius Maada Bio. In his statement,...
Five hundred young graduates recently completed a rigorous 21-day training camp and formally joined the National Youth Service (NYS) Corps. A ceremony in Freetown marked the occasion, celebrating the...
Sierra Leone's Deputy Minister of Youth, Amb. Hon. Patrick Michaelson Gibrilla, responded to rumors circulating about the boats launched by President Julius Maada Bio in Freetown. The rumors, suggesting...
Sierra Leone’s Youth Envoy, Yulisa Ahmadu has ended a day Diaspora Youth Summit in the United States of America on the Africa Day where different youths gathered to discuss issues related to the development...
The Deputy Youth Minister, Hon. Patrick Michaelson Gibrilla, has proudly announced the inauguration of the 38th Car Wash Center on May 16th, 2024 This milestone event, held at the National Stadium Car...
Sierra Leone's Minister of Youth Affairs, Mohamed Orman Bangura, emphasized the crucial role young people play in driving the nation from poverty to prosperity. He spoke at this year's ECOSOC Youth Forum,...
Sierra Leone's Ministry of Youth Affairs, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), has launched an initiative to support young people in coastal districts. The project will...
The Ministry of Youth Affairs has issued an announcement cautioning citizens against a circulating post promoting a purported Youth Development Grant. The post falsely claims that the government is...
