AYV News, October 15, 2025
Sierra Leone’s Chief Minister, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh has said nearly 100 percent of the eight Resolutions of the Agreement for National Unity (ANU) have been done.
Dr. Sengeh is representing the Government of Sierra Leone, to review progress under the Agreement for National Unity (ANU) and discussions on the implementation of the Tripartite Committee Recommendations.
In a meeting with the Chief Negotiator of the All People’s Congress (APC), Dr. Kaifala Marah, the latter described as constructive and cordial, focused on consolidating trust between the ruling party and the main opposition.
He said the engagement marked “a constructive step in strengthening dialogue and building trust,” noting that both sides recognised progress already made under the ANU framework.
Dr. Marah said both parties reaffirmed their commitment to resolving the remaining issues and agreed that the Attorney General and Minister of Justice would provide an update on all pending politically motivated cases involving APC members to ensure a fair and timely conclusion of appeals.
Discussions also centered on the implementation of the Tripartite Committee Recommendations, which address electoral and constitutional reforms.
According to Dr. Marah, the APC representation on the Steering Committee would be expanded to include, Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara, Amb. Dr. Alimamy P. Koroma, Hon. Chernor Maju Bah, Dr. Richard Konteh, and David Fornah.
Dr. Kaifala Marah commended Chief Minister Sengeh and the government for demonstrating good faith by presenting the Tripartite Committee’s recommendations to Cabinet, describing it as “a sign of genuine commitment to national unity.”
Chief Minister, Dr. David Moinina Sengeh, praised the renewed collaboration and reaffirmed the Government’s resolve to fully implement the ANU resolutions.
Dr. David Moinina Sengeh reaffirmed President Bio’s pledge of inclusive governance.
