March 3, 2026
Central Business District, Freetown
The National Revenue Authority (NRA) embarked on a nationwide engagement dubbed ‘Tax Clinic’ with female traders in Freetown, Bo, Kenema and Makeni, engaged female traders as part of activities marking the lead-up to International Women’s Day 2026.
Representing the Commissioner General in Bo the Deputy Commissioner General 1 Ann Marie Baby Harding expressed that the role of female traders is invaluable because their business activities help to bolster revenue performance. While addressing business women in Freetown, the Assistant Commissioner for Small Taxpayers Office (STO) within the Domestic Tax Department (DTD), NRA Christiana Jalloh reaffirmed the NRA’s commitment to supporting women-owned businesses through a fair tax system. In her contribution, the Team Lead of the IWD organizing committee Matilda Z. Kamara emphasized continued dialogue and practical tax education.
In Freetown, the PZ Traders Chairman Ibrahim Sesay and Chairlady Mariama J. Conteh excitedly welcomed the initiative and called for sustained partnership.
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