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Sierra Leone Chiefs unite against tribal divide

By Abass Jalloh

Paramount chiefs from the Eastern and Southern parts of Sierra Leone have called on fellow chiefs and people of the country to discourage the spread of tribal hate messages against each other, especially on social media, for the sake of peace and stability.

Kenema Chief granted bail over vehicle defraud case

By Abass Jalloh

Magistrate Mark Ngegba of the Pademba Road Court No. 1 in Freetown has granted a one hundred and fifty thousand Leones (NLe 150,000) bail to Town Chief, Alhaji Ansumana Kallon, from Belebu village in Kenema district charged for allegedly defrauding Augustine Ansumana Gamoh, a lecturer at Fourah Bay College (FBC), University of Sierra Leone.

Pupil calls for disabled kids to replace begging with education

By Abass Jalloh

A visually impaired student from Saint Joseph’s  Secondary School, Ann Marie Keita has drawn President Julius Maada Bio’s attention to children living with a disability that she said are in the street begging for alms.

The girl made the call during the president’s engagement with pupils from various backgrounds at State House on Wednesday.

She said such children should be given the opportunity to be educated, and also mentioned the problem of teachers not paying much attention to them due to their working conditions.

Stakeholders discuss climate change issues

By Nasratu Kargbo

The Director of Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation at the National Disaster Management Agency, Abu Bakarr Bangura says climate change is immensely affecting agriculture in the country.

Sierra Leone public universities to accept 4 Credits for degree programmes

By Mabinty M. Kamara

The Minister of Technical and Higher Education, Professor Alpha Tejan Wurie has announced the return of Preliminary Course programmes for people who wish to study courses in Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) but do not have Credits or better in five subjects required to start the main course.

IPAM gets first female Deputy Vice Chancellor

By Politico Staff Writer

The Court of the University of Sierra Leone (USL) yesterday 6th September approved Associate Professor Miriam Elizabeth Conteh-Morgan as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (DVC) to head the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM), making her the first woman to hold the post.

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