Students Eco-Tourism Sierra Leone, Momoh Centre Hold Seminar on Culture, Conservation, and Reparative Justice

By Sorie Sesay Students Eco-Tourism Sierra Leone, in partnership with the Momoh Centre for African Life and Culture, held a one-day seminar on Wednesday at the Tunde Cole Building, Fourah Bay College, to highlight the role of eco-tourism in cultural preservation, environmental sustainability, and global advocacy for reparative justice. The event brought together students, environmentalists,…

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DWAN-SL Hosts Workshop to Boost Deaf Women’s Political Participation in Sierra Leone

By: James Kamara-Manneh The Deaf Women Advocacy Network-Sierra Leone (DWAN-SL), in partnership with She Leads and Plan International, has held a one-day workshop in Freetown aimed at empowering deaf women to actively participate in political and decision-making processes. The event, themed “Enhancing the Participation of Deaf Women in the Political Dispensation and Decision-Making Processes in…

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HRCSL Conducts Fact-Finding Mission in Yenga Amid Renewed Tensions with Guinean Troops

The Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone (HRCSL) conducted a two-day fact-finding mission on May 15th and 16th in Yenga, Kailahun District, following a recent incursion by Guinean troops that have heightened tensions in the disputed border region. The mission, led by Commissioner Simitie Lavaly, aimed to assess the current security and human rights situation…

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UNIDO, Sierra Leone, and Japan Inaugurate Automotive Training Centre to Boost Youth Employment

By: Sorie Sesay The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), in collaboration with the Government of Sierra Leone and with funding from the Government of Japan, officially inaugurated a state-of-the-art Centre of Excellence for Automotive Training at Freetown Polytechnic’s Kissy Campus. The initiative aims to enhance youth employment and address the demand for skilled labor…

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China Donates $100,000 in School Materials to Boost Sierra Leone’s Education Sector

The Government of China has donated school materials worth $100,000 (over 2.3 billion old leones) to Sierra Leone, in a move aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and supporting the country’s education sector. The donation includes school furniture, blackboards, globes, footballs, solar-powered devices, and firefighting equipment. The items will be distributed to 21 educational institutions across…

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