AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLondon Housing Fallout: Southwark Council has repossessed a taxpayer-subsidised London flat from Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Fatima Bio, after a year-long probe into whether she unlawfully kept the tenancy while living in the presidential palace in Freetown. Anti-Corruption Cooperation: Sierra Leone’s ACC-SL and Liberia’s LACC reaffirmed “borderless investigation” cooperation to plug cross-border loopholes, including personnel exchanges and joint training. Maritime Reform: Parliament has passed Sierra Leone’s revised Merchant Shipping Act, with the Sierra Leone Maritime Administration calling it a major step to modernise the sector and attract investment. Media Funding: The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists says it received its 2026 government subvention of SLE 2.7 million, stressing audits and independence. Energy Politics: SLPP Information Minister Chernor Bah says the party could win a landslide in 2028 if energy becomes the campaign focus, citing major power projects. Legal/Policy Risk: A legal analysis warns Sierra Leone may breach non-refoulement duties after reports of accepting US “third-country” deportees and then returning them to their countries of origin.
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