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Sengeh Joins Global Drive to Mobilise $3.5B for Education

Chief Minister David Sengeh Joins Global Leaders to Mobilise $3.5 Billion for Education at UNGA81 New York, United States | September 23, 2026 Chief Minister of Sierra Leone, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, has joined global leaders, private-sector representatives, civil society organisations and development partners in mobilising $3.5 billion in financing for education on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81). The high-level event, held at the ECOSOC Chamber of the United Nations Headquarters in New York, formed part of the global Multiply Possibility campaign led by the Global Partnership for Education (GPE). The initiative seeks to strengthen education systems and expand learning opportunities for children and young people around the world. The event was convened by Italy, Nigeria and the Global Partnership for Education, bringing together governments and development partners to address the persistent global education financing gap and ...
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Two arrested...

34-uear-old Sallieu Conteh, an auto-electrician of 14 City  Road, Brima Lane, East-end of Freetown, is in custody at the Waterloo Police Station after he threatened to "crush to death the Police" over a political argument that erupted in a poda-poda that was heading to Waterloo. 

Enraged by the threats on the lives of the Police, the poda-poda driver, together with some passengers, handed the said suspect to the Waterloo Police for further investigations. 

In another development, 22-year-old Sheriff Kargbo, who lives at the Waterloo *Bormeh Dumpsite* along the Freetown-Waterloo highway, is in detention at the Waterloo Police Station after he was caught destroying the newly-erected Sierra Leone Police tents at Tombo junction, Waterloo. 

"I have no relevant excuse for my action. I am willing to pay for the damaged Police tent," remarked the suspect, who was in a remorseful mood.

More to follow. 

Media Team
Waterloo Division

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  1. AnonymousJune 14, 2023 at 5:58 PM

    That guy should be prosecuted and jailed for his actions. He needs to learn a lesson. In the first place why did he do it? It was premeditated and there should be no excuse.

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