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Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Employment, Labor, and Social Security Revokes Licenses of Two Overseas Employment Companies

The Ministry of Employment, Labor, and Social Security has enforced a ban on two overseas employment companies after failing to match standard procedure. The letters below are from the Ministry of Employment, Labour, and Social Security: The following Overseas Employment Companies are currently banned from recruiting Sierra Leoneans for overseas travel: 1. Obinana (SL) Limited, […]

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Dream Africa Franchise to Host Sierra Leone’s Biggest Job Fair and Graduates Festival

$1,000 Up For Grabs Plus A Song With Drizilik: Here Is What You Need To Do

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Music is something of the sort that resonates with young people in Sierra Leone. The artiste that seems to be the favorite of every fan is Drizilik. That is why the Eminence Rhythm and Rumble Singing & Rap Competition is hosting a singing and rap competition. You can be a fan of Drizilik but do

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Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission Commemorates International Anti-Corruption Day

11-Year-Old Keivonn Woodard Becomes First Black Deaf Boy To Earn Emmy Nomination

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11-year-old Keivonn Woodard from Bowie, Maryland, made history as the first Black deaf actor to be nominated for an Emmy Award.

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Black Man From Alabama Who Fought in World War II Turns 106 Years Old

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John Drake Sr., an African American man who fought in World War II, has recently turned 106 years old. The native from Harvest, Alabama, clocked this milestone while recounting some of his past glories and struggles. “I had a wonderful life, and I’ve been blessed in many ways to be able to be here today

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Founder of The African Dream Shortlisted For The Vickie Remoe Prize for Journalism and New Media

Breaking The Silence: How This Founder Is Fighting Mental Health Issues in Sierra Leone

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There are little or no services for individuals struggling with the evils of depression, drug abuse, frustration, and anxiety in Sierra Leone and Africa by extension. That was what Mohamed Dennis Bangura considered when he established Mental Health Matters. As a social worker with a keen interest in psychology, he advocates for people battling with

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The Inspiring Story of Ardop Fest – Where Showbiz Meets Philanthropy In Sierra Leone

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Ardop Fest is one of the biggest shows in Sierra Leone. What started so funky and casual has been a source of entertainment to many young people and a vital solution to the problems of the needy and the less privileged.

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15-Year-Old Makes History as the Youngest African American Junior Golf Champion

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Shyla Brown is a 15-year-old Black teen from McKinney, Texas, who has recently made history as the youngest African-American Junior Golf Champion. She was ranked among the only four nationally-ranked high school golfers selected to compete in the prestigious Southwest Airlines Showcase at Cedar Crest. Discovering her love for golf at the age of 8,

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