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Sierra Leone: Fighting fake news through fact checking
The rapid proliferation of citizen journalism has made it increasingly difficult to differentiate verified information from unverified ones. This has...
Sierra Leone, Old Wharf Healing flood victims through psychosocial counseling
FGA is a psychosocial approach used to promote resilience and wellbeing among traumatized individuals and communities. Social Workers Sierra Leone...
Training Religious Leaders to Engage Media for Better Health Information Outcomes
Lack of trust is a major source of communication gap between the Sierra Leone media and the public; because of...
Rabies: A dangerous disease lurking around us
Rabies is one of the world’s scariest diseases. What makes it dangerous is that when a victim displays signs and...
Neglected Voices: Pujehun – Pupils take lessons in Court Barray weeks after rain destroyed school
In early September, heavy rains pounded parts of the southern Pujehun district, destroying the school in the community of Mopani....
Pujehun: Women still struggling to inherit land despite improvement at legislative front
Emily Massah Salia is in pain, even though she tries to suppress her feelings to appear strong for her children....
Pujehun: Political Parties renege on gender equality commitments
Ten years after her failed attempt at holding an elected political office, Josephine Sowa is readying for active involvement in...
Pujehun: Two decades later, war victims still battle the consequences
Sierra Leone's civil war is on record as one of the worst in history. Besides the high number of fatalities,...
Sierra Leone: Training faith leaders for better health information outcomes
For 10 years, as head of the Freetown District of the Wesleyan Church of Sierra Leone, Rev. Alie Sehdu Conteh...
Why COP27 Matters to Sierra Leone
By Babatunde Ahonsi Sierra Leone is among the 10 per cent of countries in the world that are most vulnerable...
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