AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGlobal Partnerships for Education & Innovation: Sierra Leone’s Education Minister Haja Ramatulai Wurie joined President Bio’s post-UNGA engagements in Boston, meeting Harvard and MIT to push research-driven development, including prosthetics and orthotics collaboration with MIT. Labour Dialogue: The Labour Ministry reopened talks with the Sierra Leone Employers Federation to strengthen labour law implementation under the tripartite framework. AI & Justice Access: The Attorney-General’s Office, with UNESCO and the ICT ministry, held a stakeholder mixer on AI, justice and the rule of law to improve access and efficiency while keeping ethics and integrity front and centre. Recycling Safety Tragedy: A worker was killed in Freetown after being struck by a front loader at a recycling yard, with police and investigators continuing their probe. Water Supply Restored: Guma Valley Water Company resumed pipe-borne water to Freetown after repairs at Mile 13, with distribution following the Friday rationing schedule. EU Aid Suspended Over Drug Fugitive: The EU suspended about €18m in budget support after Sierra Leone allegedly failed to cooperate with a Netherlands extradition request tied to a cocaine kingpin. Climate-Resilient Farming: Danabelsandy launched a community-led climate-resilient agriculture project for 210 farmers, aiming to protect livelihoods and boost sustainable food production. Geohazards & Mining Training: Sierra Leone will host its first PanAfGeo course on geohazards and mine environmental management in December 2026, supported by the EU.
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