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Benin sets up committee to modernize legal framework

Parliament is set to convene for a pivotal session today as lawmakers prepare to debate and vote on a landmark constitutional amendment bill that could fundamentally reshape Sierra Leone’s democratic framework.

Algeria’s Ministry of the Interior has instructed regional governors to step up field inspections of priority development projects and eliminate operational bottlenecks, according to a statement released Saturday by the official news agency APS.

In a major step toward ensuring data precision and institutional transparency, Statistics Sierra Leone (Stats SL), in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), has successfully concluded an intensive orientation program for Independent Monitors ahead of the upcoming 2026 Mock Population and Housing Census.

Nigerien President General Abdourahamane Tiani has successfully completed his enrolment process for the new biometric passport of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES), which is being introduced as a highly secure and harmonized travel document across the regional alliance.

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has appointed civil administrator Doune Pathé Mbengue as the new Director General of the Dakar Port Authority (PAD), replacing Waly Diouf Bodiang.

Sierra Leone is positioning itself at the forefront of digital statistical modernization as Andrew Bob Johnny, the nation’s Statistician General and Chief Census Officer, joins global data leaders at the ESRI National Geospatial Symposium (NGS) in San Diego.

Ramaphosa fears “suffer severe harm” if the committee begins its work before judges decide on legality of an independent inquiry’s report on 2020 theft at his farm.

Mozambique’s financial intelligence unit says suspected money laundering networks are channelling large cash deposits through travel agencies.

Statistics Sierra Leone has officially launched a nationwide mock census and kicked off intensive training for 200 supervisors and enumerators across Freetown, Makeni, and Bo.