The Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs (MoGCA), in collaboration with its partners, convened this important engagement as part of activities commemorating World Children’s Day under the theme:...
The Family Support Unit (FSU) of the Sierra Leone Police, in partnership with UNICEF, has launched an intensive four-day training program for 40 newly transferred officers to enhance their responsiveness...
The National Civil Registration Authority (NCRA) successfully handed over National Identity Cards to approximately 120 persons with disabilities from Pademba Road, Wilberforce Street, and House of Jesus...
The National Medical Supplies Agency (NMSA) has received a significant boost to its operational efficiency following the donation of modern warehouse handling equipment worth over Le 3 million from the...
The Minister of Gender and Children's Affairs, Dr. Isata Mahoi, has reaffirmed Sierra Leone’s leadership in promoting women’s empowerment through clean cooking initiatives, emphasizing that President...
Sierra Leone has dramatically strengthened its national medical oxygen system, expanding from a single oxygen plant to twelve functioning PSA plants and distributing thousands of oxygen concentrators and...
The Scale Up Nutrition (SUN) and Food System Coordination Unit in the Office of the Vice President has convened a high-level meeting to promote nutrition-responsive budgeting among Ministries, Departments,...
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and Statistics Sierra Leone (Stats SL) has announced the successful completion of a ten-day Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI) Pretest and Training...
The Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs held a Coordination and Technical Working Group (TWG) session at its headquarters, aimed at discussing the progress of regulations and the nationwide implementation...
Staying ahead of Mpox: National health agency and partners are assessing preparedness strategies. Held at the Brookfield Hotel, the meeting between NPHA and partners aimed to reflect on lessons learned...
