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Monthly Archives: November, 2020

Doing the Mambo Falls – the hard way!

Two things I learned about the Mambo Waterfalls hike. Firstly it’s a journey of two halves with an idyll in the middle and secondly,...

The Waterloo Potters of Sierra Leone – creativity from clay

On the outskirts of Waterloo, is a hub of creativity. There, clay from Port Loko and Waterloo is taken, thrown, fired, glazed and transformed...

The mistake that made me – Ash Songo-Williams, Pendrax Security

Arthur Ash Songo-Williams – Operations Director of Pendrax Security In 2004, Arthur Ash Songo-Williams set up Pendrax Security with his cousin Pierre Songo- Browne. The...

Investment in mental wellbeing in the workplace pays dividends

By Edleen B Elba, Managing Partner, JobSearch In a recent survey carried out by JobSearch, a human resources management company, only 30% of respondents said...

Sierra Leone: an investor’s guide to environmental compliance – by Andrew Keili

Increasing emphasis on environmental compliance Achieving environmental compliance is a key risk to investment for many projects and is increasingly becoming a prerequisite for both...

The African Continental Free Trade Area: Africa’s bid to transform itself – by Beatrice Chaytor

Trade is a powerful engine for economic growth and development. However, Africa’s story in this regard has been different as compared to other regions...

The people who brought hope to Sierra Leone’s neglected epilepsy sufferers (by Memuna Forna)

On Tuesday 3rd November, the Director of Non-Communicable Diseases at Sierra Leone's Ministry of Health and Sanitation announced that it is planning to make...

OPPORTUNITY TO GET GRADUATE TRAINING FROM A US COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY

The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides one academic year of non-degree academic study and related professional experiences in the United States. Humphrey Fellows...

Creating pathways for prosperity through agriculture in Sierra Leone By Juanah Nyakeh Bellay

“Some heroes wear capes. Our heroes wear hats, Wellington boots and tattered clothes. These are the people at the frontline of agriculture in Sierra...

Could the MOOC movement be Africa’s tertiary education lifeline?

“Higher and tertiary education has an important role to play in fuelling and sustaining economic growth, international competitiveness, social development and poverty reduction in...

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