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By Alusine Sesay Over the past eight months, more than 100 cattle have been killed and stolen from a single herder in Makari  Chiefdom, Bombali District. M.S. Jalloh, a distressed herder, revealed to Premier News that they lose two to three cattle every week to thieves in the community. If this trend continues, they fear being...
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By Abdul Samba Brima Freetown, Sierra Leone: February 14, 2025 – The 11-year civil war in Sierra Leone reached its zenith in Kono district, a diamond-rich region that witnessed untold suffering and devastation. The elderly, women, and children bore the brunt of the conflict’s burden. Alongside the tragic death toll, job opportunities and access to education...
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By John Baimba Sesay This week, Freetown is abuzz with activity as it hosts a significant event addressing climate change and urban heat. Under the leadership of Mayor Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, the city is convening climate advocates and regional mayors to delve into the growing impact of climate change and extreme heat on urban areas. Climate change,...
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By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay Freetown, Sierra Leone – The Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Conrad Sackey, has called on schools to comply with the registration processes laid out by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).  Speaking during the weekly government press briefing on Tuesday, Minister Sackey outlined the necessary steps for registering students for...
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By Ibrahim S. Bangura Mokamba, Sierra Leone – In the heart of rural Sierra Leone, the traditional art of salt processing remains an essential livelihood for many residents of Mokamba, a village on the outskirts of Mile 14. This ancient method, passed down through generations, is a testament to the resourcefulness and resilience of the local...
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