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ODA on OGI Hour

OPEN GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE (OGI) 
MINISTRY OF PRESIDENTIAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 
PROGRAMME PLAN FOR SATURDAY 11 JULY 2009
 

 

YOU ARE LISTENING TO OGI HOUR – HAVE YOUR SAY IN GOVERNANCE OPEN DIALOGUE WITH THE PUBLIC SEVENTH SESSION ON SLBS TV IN FREETOWN
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The Directorate of Diaspora Affairs Welcomes the Appointment of SIX Consultants to Kick Start a Culture of Ownership
Freetown 10Th July 2009The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the National Commission for Privatization (NCP) and the Office of Diaspora Affairs (ODA) have been working diligently in a collaboration to recruit, select and acknowledge provision for technical support to a group of Sierra Leoneans to spear head the Direct Expatriate National Investment (DENI) Project.
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Sierra Leone: The Hub of West Africa

Freetown, Sierra Leone 18th June 2009–President Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma’s dream of tapping Sierra Leonean expertise in different fields of studies from abroad to come back home and add their own blocks in rebuilding and  rebranding the image of  the country, has simultaneously put hands on deck to push his agenda for change and has started bearing fruit, as the Diaspora Affairs Office at State House, under the Directorate of Dr Michel Sho-Sawyer has already saved the plight of what used to be known as an ailing Sierra Leone Civil Aviation, by bringing into the country two aviation experts who are now restructuring the industry.

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President Koroma Appoints Five Nation Builders From the Diaspora

As a part of his Agenda for Change, before departing for the African Union Summit underway in Libya , President Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma of Sierra Leone , through the Office of the Diaspora Affairs, approved the appointments of five nation builders from his 5th Region, the Diaspora.

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Office of Diaspora Hold Second Meetings with SL Banks

President Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma of Sierra Leone’s vision to deliver Sierra Leoneans from poverty is embedded deep within his national agenda for change. The President hoped to achieve this through capacity building of the country’s human resources aimed at national development and prosperity and a transparent and accountable government administration to the people of Sierra Leone.

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