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The WanGov team, together with the Sierra Leone Road Safety Authority (SLRSA) and Korlie Ltd, has successfully deployed WanGov at the Gbalamuya Border Post. The platform simplifies revenue collection and access to government services, bringing convenience, transparency, and efficiency to cross-border operations. Through WanGov, citizens can now pay for Sierra Leone government services digitally, including

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the world, but for Sierra Leone, the goal is to use AI for impact. That is why the Ministry of Communication, Technology & Innovation, in partnership with the World Bank through the Sierra Leone Digital Transformation Project, is leading an AI Readiness Assessment, one of the first of its kind globally.

Today, the Parliamentary Committee on Communication, Technology and Innovation visited the Ministry as part of its constitutional mandate to see the progress made, review ongoing work, and discuss challenges in the sector. In her briefing, the Minister walked the Committee through some of the big wins. She spoke about the launch of West Africa’s first

Destiny Christian Academy, serving 12 villages and over 600 pupils in Bagruwa Chiefdom, Moyamba, has received 13 computers and an internet connectivity to aid learning. The school was identified during the Educube debate at the 2025 Digital Government Summit. In recognition of their participation, Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh donated 50 million Leones. With

Freetown, Sierra Leone, August 14, 2025 – For years, Sierra Leone’s public institutions have struggled with fragmented data systems, incomplete records, and inconsistent standards, challenges that have slowed decision-making, weakened service delivery, and eroded public trust in government information systems. In an era where data is the backbone of modern economies, this gap has not

Today in Kambia, QCell Salone Pride launched over 25 new 4G sites along the Kambia–Port Loko axis, boosting high-speed connectivity for thousands of residents. During her statement, the minister of Communication, Technology and Innovation reaffirmed H.E the president’s quote about Internet access being a basic human right, and not a luxury. She mentioned that since

Today, the Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation had the honour of hosting a high-level delegation from the People’s Republic of China, led by Madam Wang Yanling, Secretary of the CPC Party Leadership Group and Executive Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Committee of the Hubei Provincial People’s Congress. The delegation also included: Mr. Wang Runtao,