The Chief Executive Officer of the sport-betting company, Mercury International says his company will spend more than Le 4 Billion on education and other charitable ventures this year.
Samir Hasanyeh described education as “a priority” to his organisation and announced that many deserving students at all levels of education would receive scholarships from Mercury International this year in keeping with their traditional activities.
By Steven Bockarie Mansaray in Kabala
Paramount Chief of Folosaba Dembelia chiefdom in Kabala has apologised to the Fullah tribal authorities, admitting in public that he owed his position to the support he received from the Fullahs in the election.
The Centre for the Coordination of Youth Activities (CCYA) has trained 100 women and girls in Moyamba district. Their task is crucial: to monitor referral pathways in the Sexual Offences Act of 2012.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
