AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoEducation & Accountability: Minister Conrad Sackey pushed back on claims of missing school materials, citing a nationwide distribution of 523,717 literacy books and 13,500 teacher guides, with Primary Two procurement underway. Social Welfare & Land Rights: Social Welfare Minister Melrose Karminty moved to protect Approved School land from illegal encroachment, convening police, law officers and alleged encroachers for dialogue and due process. Police Reform & Capacity: Sierra Leone Police officers completed a six-week Microsoft training, while Vice President Juldeh Jalloh chaired a police executive meeting on reform and operations; police also ordered an end to military-style uniforms. Public Safety: Police recovered a pistol, live ammunition and synthetic drug kush in a Goderich raid, with investigations continuing. Youth & Community Programs: Ninety-four young people graduated from a police drug rehabilitation centre, and a debate competition at Fourah Bay College crowned St. Joseph’s Convent. Regional & International: ECOWAS unveiled books documenting ECOMOG peace interventions, including in Sierra Leone. Humanitarian: Sierra Leone confirmed 17 nationals dead in Guinea’s Conakry landfill landslide, with 54 survivors identified.
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