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When the Ebola virus broke out in Sierra Leone barely six months ago, many citizens received the message with diverse dispositions.  While some received it as a short-cut to self-enrichment, [Read more]

Youth In Action for Development (YAD) in collaboration with Fambul Tik  e.v. has on the 5th November  2014 donated medical equipment and a brass band to Niawa chiefdom in Kenema [Read more]

In a well-attended presentation ceremony at Duawoh Street in Kenema, YAD and Fambul Tik e.V. triggered yesterday, 30th October 2014, smiles and laughter in the face of hospital staff of [Read more]

The Chief of Staff in the Office of the President Mr. Saidu Conton Sesay on Thursday 16th October chaired the second national inter-agency social protection forum held at State House, [Read more]

My beautiful and beloved country of Sierra Leone is still not ready for the fight against the persistent virus that is rapidly killing our innocent citizens in their hundreds if [Read more]

 PRESS RELEASE  THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT AS THE UNPRECEDENTED OUTBREAK OF THE DREADFUL EBOLA DISEASE CONTINUES TO CLAIM THE LIVES OF MANY OF OUR CITIZENS, OUR FRIENDS [Read more]

Ebola is a dreadful virus. Though some of us are no professional medics, but we can perceive, smell, sense and digest the destructions cause by it and could draw conclusions [Read more]

President Dr Ernest Bai Koroma on Wednesday 8th October received the Cuban delegation of One Hundred and Sixty-Five medical (165) staff including doctors and nurses at State House. The delegation [Read more]

The ongoing Ebola outbreak has prompted many to ask serious questions about whom primarily the horrific disease would strike. The questioned posed by Lauren Wolf, Columnist for Foreign Policy Magazine: [Read more]

Since the first cases of the disease in Sierra Leone in May, over 2500 of our people have been infected, of which there are a little over 530 survivors. Our [Read more]

The Ebola crisis is bringing to our consciousness a lot of disquieting questions. For one if Ebola were to be eradicated tomorrow where do our leaders  stand on the side [Read more]

The price of leadership is enormous. Of course, it will bear its own burden of distractions, some pleasant, others a little trite. Apart from the level of illiteracy, deep-seated cultural [Read more]