Headline inflation is expected to remain elevated in 2022 due to ongoing global supply-chain disruptions. The report shows that Pre-COVID fiscal gains have been since reversed with emerging expenditure...
His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio returned last night from a day’s trip to discuss $93 billion for Low-Income Countries by calling for a strong start to the implementation of World Bank’s...
The World Bank has recently approved US$4m to be utilized for various statistical activities and building of district offices successfully presented and defended by Stats SL as part of the Institution’s...
The World Bank report on Sierra Leone titled Sierra Leone Economic Update released this week reveals the country public debt has risen steadily in recent years. The report states that public debt has...
The World Bank, through the Harmonizing and Improving Statistics in West Africa Project (HISWA), has provided full funding for the establishment of three research sites in Sierra Leone. The approval...
The World Bank today approved yet another $ 41.1 million International Development Association (IDA) grant for the SLPP government, this time to support “the establishment of an efficient and accessible...
The World Bank has today, 2 June 2022 approved a $41.1 million International Development Association (IDA) grant to support the establishment of an efficient and accessible land administration system in...
After several engagements with the World Bank by the Minister of Information and Communications Mr. Mohamed Rahman Swaray to support the Government's Digital Transformation of Sierra Leone, the World Bank...
The World Bank has said that the war in Ukraine has dealt a major shock to commodity markets, altering global patterns of trade, production, and consumption in ways that will keep prices at historically...
President of Sierra Leone, Dr Julius Maada Bio, is reported to have just launched the Sierra Leone Quality Essential Health Services and Systems Support Project at an auspicious occasion at State House....
