Sierra Leone: Training journalists covering minority issues on mental health & fatigue
The stories journalists cover sometimes have negative effects on their mental health. But less often is this spoken about. This...
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Dozens of children of disable parents get Back-to-school kits from SWSL
By Hassan Koroma Some 30 children from families with disable parents have benefitted from the Back-to-school initiative of the humanitarian...
Project 1808 Founder, Mentee, Among Sierra Leone Representatives in 1st Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi
The Founder ofProject 1808 Inc, Dr. Alhaji U. N’jai and a student scholar and mentee Abubakarr Sesay, were among the...
Girls at risk of HPV transmission: Vaccinations eliminate cervical cancer
By Emma Black The Freetown Secondary School for Girls, known fondly as “FSSG”, is a haven for pre-adolescent and teenage...
Men don’t know risks of HPV, virus transmission and cancer
By Emma Black The group of young men gathered under a makeshift overhang known as an “ataya base”, in downtown...
Koinadugu College to commence full academic operations in September
The Koinadugu College (KC) is set to commence full academic operation this September, following its accreditation by the National Council...
Two decades of hostile drug policies: Where is Sierra Leone in all of this?
By Habib Taigore Kamara In 2009, a global political declaration on the control of illicit drugs was made. Member countries...
Social Workers Sierra Leone conducts first ever FGA for PWDs
In Sierra Leone, PWDs face a lot of issues, including deprivation, stigmatization and discrimination, which in turn force some into...
PROJECT 1808 embarks on annual tree planting exercise
Project 1808 Founder and Chief Strategist, Prof. Alhaji Umar Njai plants a tree. Photo credit, Project 1808 Staff of Project...
Sierra Leone: Sand Mining – Who’s benefiting and at what cost to the environment?
Sand is one of the most precious and extracted natural resources with about 50 billion tones used per year, according...
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