AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoECOWAS Summit Aftermath: Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister Dr David Moinina Sengeh says the US$124m linked to hosting ECOWAS meetings was for lasting infrastructure—an international conference centre, a hotel and presidential villas—aimed to be ready by November 2026. Judicial Independence & Women’s Rights: Sierra Leone’s Court of Appeal in the north-east delivered a landmark ruling strengthening married women’s property rights, stressing claims depend on contribution and common intention. Regional Energy Deal: ECOWAS signed the intergovernmental agreement backing the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a 6,800km project targeting 30bcm yearly gas transport across West Africa toward Morocco and Europe. Security Cooperation: Russia says it is ready to support Sierra Leone with security sector training and information sharing against transnational organised crime. Public Integrity: ECSL debunked a fake recruitment notice circulating online, warning the portal and advert are fraudulent. Aviation & Economy: ECOWAS summit travel boosted Sierra Leone’s aviation activity, with 2,367 commercial passengers handled in three days. Sports & Culture: Bo Rangers withdrew from the CAF Champions League over financial constraints, while Orange Sierra Leone hosted a major football final viewing event in Freetown and Kao Denero released the cultural anthem “Unity.”
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