In recent years, Sierra Leone has grappled with surging inflation, a complex challenge driven by a convergence of domestic and external factors. Initially, higher import prices for energy and food played a significant role, but the current inflationary pressures are increasingly entrenched in domestic dynamics. These challenges are notably manifested in the form of high capacity utilization. Pandemic-induced disruptions, both …
The provisions outlined in Section 56(3) of the Constitution of Sierra Leone and Section 45 of…
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#SierraLeone has been receiving financial support from the International Monetary Fund @IMFNews to help improve its…
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