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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...
Africa CDC: Study shows weak drug resistance surveillance capacity in Sierra Leone
A huge gap in laboratory and scientific capacity is hindering Africa’s ability to test for Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR), thereby exposing...
Ending HIV/AIDS impossible without reducing inequality – UNAIDS, partners warn
A group of international humanitarian organizations have called for urgent action to end inequality if the world is to have...
Sierra Leone restricts livestock movement after Liberia mass cattle deaths
Sierra Leone has imposed a temporary ban on the movement of livestock - cattle, goats, and sheep - between its...
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...
Energy Poverty: Dwindling forests, high power costs worsening energy security in Sierra Leone
By Kemo Cham Originally Published by Down To Earth Sierra Leone’s energy poverty, like other countries in the African continent,...
Sierra Leone among nine countries to receive world’s first Malaria vaccine –WHO
Sierra Leone has been selected among nine African countries to receive the world’s first Malaria vaccine, the global vaccine alliance...
Minorities suffer brunt of global water crisis – New report reveals
The collapse of the hydrological system is imminent unless the world listens to minority and indigenous people as part of...
Sierra Leonean innovator Jeremiah Thoronka wins prestigious global Greentech award
Sierra Leonean innovator, Jeremiah Thoronka has been named winner of the Youngster Green Award for 2023. Mr Thoronka, a renewable...
