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Contractors and other stakeholders of Mambaridge and Moyiba communities have engaged on road construction as part of their contribution to that community. By MariatuTamba The self-funded road construction started from  TawioChandis Black Hall road Junction ran to Borrow Pit and will end at Phase 2. Residents of that community have welcomed the move taken by the Contractors and other stakeholders. They described it as a step in the right direction. According to some of the road users, the road was in a very bad shape. They described it as one that was very close to a cut off point for them. Some of the car owners explained that they were not able to drive through that road because of the bad road network in that community. They poured showers on praises to the Contractors and other stakeholders for their timely intervention. Youth Coordinator Gibrilla Kamara said they are doing this to complement the effort of the government. He said as Sierra Leoneans they should no

H ello guys how are you doing? TRACE took a U-Turn to Freetown after weeks in the provinces looking at activities in the regions. Sierra Leone Minister of Energy  It was amazing to see the Government of Sierra Leone and other stakeholders in the energy sector brainstorming on what should be done to improve access to energy in the country especially in rural areas. In recognition of the fact that access to modern energy is a prerequisite for achieving the development goals in Sierra Leone, the policy objective and ultimate goal of the Government of Sierra Leone is: To ensure the provision of modern energy services for increased productivity, wealth creation and improved quality of life for all Sierra Leoneans. In order to address the problem of limited access to electricity in the country, according to the Ministry of Energy, there is a policy that is geared towards increasing supplies, through a comprehensive reform of the power sector, increasing liberalization of the su