The Native Consortium & Research Center is mounting pressure on the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA) to significantly reduce the pump price of fuel, proposing a new rate of NLe 24 per liter. The...
The Native Consortium and Research Center, a prominent advocacy group, has responded to the recent reduction in fuel prices to NLe 28 per liter, calling for further cuts to better align with global market...
The Executive Director of Native Consortium Edmond Abu Jr has confirmed that his organization together with other Civil Society Organizations will stage a protest if parliament increases the fees for the...
On February 14th, 2024, the Native Consortium and Research Center released a scathing press statement, condemning the government’s decision to increase transport and toll fares. The press release, titled...
The Native Consortium & Research Center has raised serious concerns over the the “Waka Fine Buses” describing it as a criminal enterprise, unaffordable and leaving passengers stranded with huge...
Native Consortium and Research Center has urged President Bio to help create a new breed of oil Marketers in the Sierra Leone Oil Industry in a Press Release. The consortium calls for new players in...
The Native Consortium and Research Center has cautioned Sierra Leoneans to stay away from any unlawful violent protest that will lead to the loss of life, and destruction of properties like the August...
Edmond Abu, a prominent figure from the Native Consortium, recently shared his insights on the fuel price hike and criticized the government's approach to dividing ministries in an interview on Radio 98.1's...
Native Consortium and Research Center has called on the proposed Minister of Communications, Technology and Innovation, Ms. Salima Monorma Bah and the new NATCOM Director General to quickly look into the...
In a press release issued today, the Native Consortium and Research Center called on President Julius Maada Bio to prioritize bread and butter issues and focus on the nation's development. The organization...
