Curtis Davies Retires From Professional Football

By: Reginald Brian O. Sawyerr British-born Sierra Leonean Curtis Eugene Davies has officially announced his retirement from professional football. “It’s not a decision I’ve made lightly,” Davies shared. “Football has been my life for over two decades. From my early days at Luton Town to my time at West Brom, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Hull…

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SLRA Director General Warns: Roads Not Meant for Garbage Disposal

By: Edward Dictionary Caulker On Tuesday, during the Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s weekly press briefing, Ing. Alfred Jalil Momodu, the Director General of the Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA), informed the public about the adverse effects of heavy rains and the inappropriate disposal of garbage on the country’s roads. The SLRA is responsible…

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Heavy Rains Expected in Sierra Leone: Meteorological Agency

By: John Lamin Alpha Gabriel Kpaka, Deputy Director General of the Sierra Leone Meteorological Agency, has issued a warning that Sierra Leone will face significantly heavier rainfall in August and September compared to July. Kpaka highlighted that the July-August-September (JAS) period will bring substantial rain, with August anticipated to be particularly wet. “July is just…

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Deforestation Crisis: Major Factor in Mudslides in Sierra Leone

By: Fatima Muhammad Sierra Leone faces an escalating crisis as deforestation significantly exacerbates mudslides, heightening the impact of natural disasters on local communities. The relentless clearing of forests for agriculture, logging, and urban expansion is stripping the land of its natural vegetation, which plays a crucial role in stabilizing soil. This loss of vegetation impairs…

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Human Trafficking in Sierra Leone: Challenges and Efforts

By: Fatima Muhammad Human trafficking remains a serious issue in Sierra Leone, often involving the exploitation of children and women for forced labor, domestic servitude, and sexual exploitation. Contributing factors include widespread poverty, lack of educational opportunities, and the aftermath of the civil war, which has left many vulnerable. Efforts to combat human trafficking in…

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