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The Ministry of Communication, Technology, and Innovation (MoCTI), with support from the World Bank through the Sierra Leone Digital Transformation Project (SLDTP), Sierra Leone Flying Labs, Nepal Flying Labs, and WeRobotics, held a workshop at the Freetown City Council. The event is the official launch of a six-month initiative to develop Sierra Leone’s first National

Sierra Leone is transitioning from isolated pilot initiatives to a more coordinated national approach aimed at driving digital economic growth and creating tangible opportunities for people and businesses. Supporting this effort is the Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Advisory Council (TIEAC), which held its inaugural meeting at the  New Brookfields Hotel. The Minister and some Council

From left: The Deputy Minister, MoCTI, Mr. Paul Hinga Tucker, Incoming Orange CEO, Madam Madam Aicha Touré, outgoing CEO, Mr. Sekou Amadou Bah, the Minister of Communication, Technology and Innovation, Madam Salima Bah, the Permanent Secretary, MoCTI, Mr. Stevenson K. Kamada and the Director, General Secretary, and Chief Climate Officer, Orange SL, Danetta Younge.  Orange

The Kelvin Doe Foundation hosted a student robotics tournament at Prince of Wales School in Freetown, where students worked in teams to program robot cars and test their creations in a fast-paced competition that rewarded problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity. The choice of venue was intentional. Prince of Wales School is Kelvin Doe’s alma mater. Long

Today saw the official launch of Kidzonet, Africa’s first SIM-based child online protection service, at the Africell E-Learning Hub in Freetown. Leaders from government, regulation, and industry came together to engage a challenge that is becoming part of everyday family life in the digital age. The event was attended by the Minister of Communication, Technology