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Nigerian author motivates young women with debut book
‘Young Woman’s Guide’ by Yetunde Odugbesan-Omede By Dennis Kabatto “For me, my passion is what empowers me, and my purpose is why I wrote this book. My passion is to […]
Month: January 2015
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Sierra Leone’s Greatest Enemy: Complacency
By: Abdulai Mansaray You could feel the sigh of relief and if you try a bit harder, you could palpate it as well. Imagine the number of “thank God”, “praise […]
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MOHS Kick Start Two Days Consultative Meeting at Sierra Light House on Building a Resilient Health System for Sierra Leone
Freetown, Jan, 22, 015 (MOHS) – The Ministry of Health and Sanitation in its continued effort to building a resilient health system for Sierra Leone, on Thursday January 22, […]
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BROADCAST TO THE NATION BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT : EBK hails oncoming victory, eases restrictions but warns against complacency
22nd January 2015 Fellow Sierra Leoneans We have been ensuring a steady downward trend in the number of Ebola cases in Sierra Leone over the past seven weeks and […]
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Military tactics defeat Ebola
2015-01-22 05:00 A health worker cleans his hands with chlorinated water before entering a Ebola screening tent, at the Kenema Government Hospital in Sierra Leone. (Michael Duff, AP) Freetown – […]
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Schools Reopen in March
By State House Communications Unit In an effort to facilitate the reopening of schools to achieving new heights and moving beyond pre-Ebola gains in the country’s educational system, the […]
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UNICEF Deputy Director Hails President Koroma
By State House Communications Unit As the nationwide social mobilization drive mounted by President Ernest Bai Koroma for community involvement and ownership of the fight against Ebola gathers momentum, […]
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Inside the cultural struggle to stamp out Ebola
A front-line report from Sierra Leone examines efforts to change hearts and minds in West Africa’s villages. By Erika Check Hayden Ebola: A cultural challenge Nature reporter Erika Check Hayden travels […]
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Ebola survivors fight prejudice
By Erika Check Hayden Erika Check Hayden Fatima Kamara (centre) survived Ebola and is now back at home with her family in Kenema, Sierra Leone. Fatima Kamara survived Ebola. Now she […]
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Guinea, Liberia with lowest totals since mid-2014, but UN worries about unreported cases
By Edith M. Lederer, A child stands near a sign advising of a quarantined home in an effort to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in Port Loko, Sierra Leone, […]