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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...
Sierra Leone 2023 Elections: Citizens demand action on climate change
While the discourse in Sierra Leone’s upcoming elections has been dominated by concerns over violence, which has itself been fueled...
African scientists want to take lead in research – Dr Njai
Regional collaboration among scientists is crucial to eliminate barriers like the high cost of maintaining infrastructure like labs by individual...
Sierra Leone: Freetown Waste Transformers unveils mobile app to digitalizing waste collection
The process of waste management in Sierra Leone is taking a giant leap with the introduction of a proprietary technology...
Cervical Cancer: Calls for multisectoral approach to tackle biggest killer cancer in Sierra Leone
Collaborative approach is the only way to tackle cervical cancer, experts and campaigners have said and reiterated the need for...
Sierra Leone: 6th annual science festival underway in Kabala
By Kemo Cham in Kabala The annual National Science Festival (SciLeadFest) of Sierra Leone kickstarted in the northern town of...
