Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. The second day of the Presidential Town Hall took place at the Kenema City Council Hall on June 17, 2025, giving people a chance to hear directly from the government about recent progress and ongoing work.
Though President Julius Maada Bio was expected to attend, Chief Minister Dr. David Moinina Sengeh spoke on behalf of the government.
During the event, the Chief Minister said the government sees clear progress compared to past years and that Sierra Leone is in a better place today than before. He described this ongoing improvement as real delivery on the government’s promises.
On education, Dr. Sengeh said Sierra Leone remains one of the most affordable countries in the world to get an education. He also said the government is working to make sure students not only go to school but get a good education.
Regarding energy, he shared that access to electricity has doubled because of more power being generated, better distribution, and more rural areas being connected. He admitted there are still challenges in the energy sector but said the government is working toward reliable power for everyone.
The town hall gave people the chance to ask questions, raise concerns, and hear from government leaders about ongoing work and future plans. Dr. Sengeh encouraged continued talks between the government and the people to help shape the country’s future.
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