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Call for Nominations: Sierra Leone Diaspora Excellence Awards Open to Honor Global Trailblazers (opens the original)
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FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE — Nominations are officially open for the inaugural Sierra Leone Diaspora Excellence Awards, set to take place on December 29, 2026, at the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel in Freetown. Held as a centerpiece event during Sierra Leone Diaspora Week 2026 (December 28, 2026 – January 5, 2027), the awards gala will honor exceptional Sierra Leoneans living abroad and returnees who are driving change, innovation, and direct investment back home. The initiative, co-presented by the
Teaching Without Electricity, Water, or Resources—And Why She Still Loves It (opens the original)
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“Despite all the challenges, I love to teach and I like my job as a teacher. I am always happy when coming to school to teach my pupils,” says Mariatu Emmanuela Conteh. As the Class 3 teacher at S.D.A. Primary School in Makali, Sierra Leone, Conteh is responsible for teaching every subject to her students. Yet her dedication extends far beyond the syllabus, demanding an extraordinary level of personal sacrifice every single day. Her day begins long before dawn, preparing breakfast and taking car
He Rides 40 Minutes Every Morning for His Students: Meet Mohamed Nelly Koroma (opens the original)
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For many teachers in Sierra Leone’s last-mile communities, getting to school is itself an act of commitment. Every morning, Mohamed Nelly Koroma gets ready for the school day, has breakfast when he can, gets on his motorbike, and begins a 40-minute ride to S.D.A Primary School in Masosingbi, where he serves as head teacher. By the time he arrives, the school day is already underway. “We have an assembly with the pupils. After the assembly, we go to our respective classrooms, and I prepare for te
She Believes, So She Keeps Showing Up: Meet Salamatu Jalloh – A Last Mile Teacher in Sierra Leone (opens the original)
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When we talk about improving education in Sierra Leone’s last-mile communities, it is easy to focus on classrooms, books, and school buildings. But none of these can transform a child’s education without the person standing in front of the room: the teacher who chooses to show up each day and make learning possible. One such teacher is Salamatu Jalloh: the Language Arts teacher at S.D.A. Primary School in Masosingbi. For Jalloh, the school day starts long before she reaches the classroom. Before
From Savings to Safety: How to Upgrade Your Kitchen with Mikashboks (opens the original)
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Cooking at home just got a little easier—and a lot more accessible—for families across Sierra Leone. If you’ve been dreaming of making the switch to cleaner, safer, and faster cooking with gas but hesitated due to the upfront cost, there is exciting news that could change your kitchen routine for the better. A powerful new partnership between AfriGas and the digital savings platform MiKashBoks is here to help you ditch the struggle of traditional cooking methods. They have launched a “Save to Bu
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