Parliament of Sierra Leone Evaluates 2024 Parliamentary Learning and Sharing Series

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Parliament of Sierra Leone Evaluates 2024 Parliamentary Learning and Sharing Series

The Parliament of Sierra Leone, under the leadership of the Deputy Clerk and Director General, convened on January 22, 2024, to review the progress of the 2024 Parliamentary Learning and Sharing (PLS) Series. The event, held at Committee Room One, also celebrated the contributions of planners and facilitators who played a pivotal role in staff development through this initiative.

The PLS Series, officially launched on May 16, 2024, by the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, and the Deputy Speaker, Hon. Ibrahim Tawa Conteh, aims to foster a culture of continuous learning within Parliament. The program is managed by the Centre for Strategy & Parliamentary Studies (CSPS) in partnership with various parliamentary departments.

An evaluation report presented by Parliament’s Monitoring, Evaluation, and Research Units highlighted the significant impact of the PLS Series on staff performance. The report acknowledged notable improvements in staff knowledge, professional growth, and interdepartmental collaboration, attributing much of the success to the facilitators’ expertise.

The evaluation also identified areas for further improvement, including:

• Promoting greater involvement of junior staff in presentations.
• Enhancing logistics for the sessions, such as better time management and improved ventilation.
• Increasing financial support for the initiative.

Deputy Clerk Mr. Gilbert N’habay, speaking on behalf of Clerk of Parliament Hon. Paran Umar Tarawally, underscored the strategic importance of the PLS Series. “This program enhances our staff’s capabilities and aligns with our mission for a more effective Parliament,” he said. Mr. N’habay also commended the organizers for their dedication and called for a standing ovation in their honor.

The event served as a testament to Parliament’s commitment to fostering a knowledgeable and well-equipped workforce, ensuring the institution remains efficient and responsive to national needs.

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Sierra Leone Standards Bureau and Police Forge Partnership to Implement Standardized Measuring 

Sierra Leone Standards Bureau and Police Forge Partnership to Implement Standardized Measuring Cups

Senior officials from the Sierra Leone Standards Bureau, led by Executive Director Dr. John Paul Kaisam, held a strategic meeting today with representatives of the Sierra Leone Police at the Office of the Inspector General on George Street, Freetown. The collaboration aims to introduce standardized measuring cups nationwide, ensuring uniformity in trade and consumer protection.

The Standards Bureau delegation included Deputy Director Amadu Jogor Bah, Human Resources and Administration Manager Emmanuel Navo, Metrology Manager Frank Martin, Finance Manager Sylvester Kamara, and Public Relations Officer Solomon Rogers. They were welcomed on behalf of Inspector General Fayia Sellu by Deputy Inspector General Aiah Edward Samadia.

The meeting focused on key strategies to foster community engagement and examine legal frameworks necessary for enforcing the use of standardized measuring cups. This initiative, designed to promote transparency in trade and safeguard consumer interests, seeks to create a fair trading environment across Sierra Leone.

Deputy Inspector General Samadia expressed the Sierra Leone Police’s full support for the initiative. He highlighted the importance of public sensitization and emphasized the police’s role in enforcing the standards to ensure compliance.

Dr. Kaisam underscored the broader significance of the initiative in building accountability and trust in trade. “This partnership with the police is crucial for the successful implementation of this initiative. Together, we can ensure that the standard measuring cups reach all corners of the country, enhancing trust and fairness in commerce,” he remarked.

The Sierra Leone Standards Bureau plans a phased rollout of the standardized measuring cups, accompanied by an extensive community education campaign. Law enforcement agencies will play a vital role in ensuring

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