AHAIC 2025: Experts, campaigners discuss opportunities to enhance immunization coverage in Africa
By Kemo Cham If coca cola can reach some of the most remote parts of Africa, why can’t life-saving vaccines ...
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Women’s Participation in Politics: Bridging Tradition and Progress
By Memunatu Koroma, Makeni, Northern Sierra Leone In 2010, just before my 30th birthday, I started politicking as one of ...
Mpox: Sierra Leone records first fatality
By Kemo Cham Sierra Leone has registered its first death to the Mpox virus, nearly two months after the country ...
Second Lassa Fever international conference slated for September in Abidjan
By Kemo Cham The second edition of the Lassa Fever International Conference (LIC) in West Africa has been set for ...
Kono: First Lady joins mine workers protesting for better working condition
By Esther Sunnah Kaillie Sierra Leone’s First Lady Fatima Bio on Tuesday marched alongside aggrieved workers of diamond miner Koidu ...
Sierra Leone: Harvesting time at Gbondapi rice farm
It’s harvesting time here at Gbondapi, one of the pilot sites in the Sierra Leone government’s Feed Salone initiative. 500 ...
Africa CDC extends public health emergency on Mpox for six months
By Kemo Cham The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has extended the public health emergency on ...
Tribalism Threatens National Unity in Sierra Leone
By Brima Sannoh Sierra Leone’s national cohesion remains under threat as deep-rooted tribalism continues to shape politics, governance, and social ...
Sierra Leone’s Elderly Face Social Isolation Amid Government Inaction in Pujehun
By Brima Sannoh Older people in Sierra Leone’s southern Pujehun District are struggling with extreme social isolation and poverty, as ...
Sierra Leone receives first supply of Mpox vaccine
By Kemo Cham Sierra Leone on February 25th received a consignment of Mpox vaccines as part of its response to ...
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