Mohamed Jalloh

PSRU Engages Parliament on Public Sector Reform Initiatives This engagement was held on the 9th March 2016, at Parliament Building Tower Hill, Freetown. The occasion was Chaired by Mr Cyril Juxon-Smith, the Director of Public Relations, Parliament and several representatives from institutions championing the reform initiatives participated including, the Director, PSRU; the Country Manager, World […]

PSRU Conducts a One-Day Symposium on Public Sector Reform Initiatives for Final Year University Students The Symposium was held on the 20th January 2016, at the Mary Kingsley Hall, Fourah Bay College. The objective of the symposium was to share with students from USL the progress being made in various areas within the Public Service, […]

Sierra Leone Pay and Performance Project – PSRU concludes a week long 8th World Bank Implementation Support Mission and Donation of Equipment to Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) (27th August – 2nd September 2015) The Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU), in the Office of the President has concluded a week long Project assessment with the […]

Petroleum Policy For Sierra Leone Petroleum exploration offshore Sierra Leone commenced between the 1970s and 1980s on shallow continental shelf. Exploratory wells drilled over the period penetrated significant thicknesses of reservoir quality sandstones ranging in age from mid-Jurassic to mid-Cretaceous. These exploration efforts were halted despite evidence of key hydrocarbon indicators, probably because of deep […]

World Bank Support Mission to the Sierra Leone Pay and Performance Project – PSRU concludes a week long programme with the World Bank Seventh Implementation Support Mission for the Sierra Leone Pay and Performance Project The Mission held detailed discussions on project progress with the key Implementing Agencies – Ministry of Finance and Economic Development […]

Terms of Reference (Pay & Performance Project) Production of a Video Documentary 2015 The Government of Sierra Leone recognizes that one of the main problems plaguing the country and constraining its economic and social development is the weak and deteriorating capacity of the public service of Sierra Leone over the years. The protracted civil war […]