PSRU Director Applauds Transport Sector Leadership By- Mahmoud Kamara Senior Government Information Officer Bo City, Sierra Leone — 20 November 2025. The Director of the Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU), Sulaiman Phoray-Musa, has commended the Ministry of Transport and Aviation for its outstanding leadership and commitment to performance-driven governance. He made this statement during the

Sierra Leone to Sign MoU with UK Civil Service Training College to Strengthen Public Service Delivery London, UK – 27th October 2025 – In a strategic move to strengthen public service delivery in Sierra Leone, the Minister of Public Administration and Political Affairs, Mr. Amara Kallon, is leading a high-level government delegation to the United

Freetown, 17th January, 2025: The Steering Committee has deferred the approval of the Management and Functional Review of the Sierra Leone Correctional Service ( SLCS) and set up a special committee to be headed by the Secretary to the Vice President, to further peruse the report and incorporate the attendant resolutions. The Secretary to Cabinet

The Right to Access Information Commission (RAIC) recognizes the Public Sector Reform Unit, PSRU as one of the leading MDAs that promotes transparency and accountability in Sierra Leone. This is in alignment with the PSRU’s mandate which is to provide leadership, co-ordination and strategic guidance in the design, development, implementation and monitoring of all Public

Freetown 4th February, 2025: The Chairman for the Public Service Commission, Mr. K.O.Bah has on behalf of the Government of Sierra Leone, sign a memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Executive Director of Emerging Public Leaders, Madam Abigail Kajunba, to strengthen collaboration and partnership in the area of capacity building for young and professionals in

Freetown, 2nd October, 2025: The Director of the Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU), Mr Sulaiman Phoray-Musa, met with the International Director of the Civil Service College in London, Denise Smart, as part of a series of engagements with the leadership of the Civil Service of Sierra Leone. During a meeting at the PSRU office on

PSRU Director, Sulaiman Phoray-Musa, held a productive meeting with the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) team to advance implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy. The discussion focused on aligning reforms with accountability, transparency, and ethical governance across public institutions. @publicsectorreformunits #PSRU #ACC #AntiCorruption #PublicSectorReform #GoodGovernance #SierraLeone #IntegrityMatters      

In another development, I had the opportunity to host a team from the British High Commission in Sierra Leone to discuss on the work the Ministry of Public Administration and Political Affairs is doing and how they can support where necessary. The team from the British High Commission consists of Christopher Howells, Political Secretary, Adesoji

The Director of the Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU), Mr. Sulaiman Phoray-Musa, today engaged stakeholders in a Stakeholders’ meeting to review findings of the Management & Functional Review Report and review the Sierra Leone Airports Authority Act of 1988. In his opening remarks, Mr. Phoray-Musa stressed the need to align the 1988 Act with today’s

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