How Idrissa Bangura Beat Dyslexia To Become A Teacher
Idrissa Bangura is a child educator, teacher, singer, and an advocate for underserved and deprived kids in Sierra Leone. Most
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Idrissa Bangura is a child educator, teacher, singer, and an advocate for underserved and deprived kids in Sierra Leone. Most
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Read MoreShania Muhammad, a 16-year-old girl from Oklahoma City is making waves across the world after becoming America’s youngest full-time teacher
Read MoreEverlene Davis has been a dedicated individual in the teaching field. The veteran is an educator from Colombus County, North
Read MoreElizabeth Francis is an African-American woman from Houston, Texas, who recently clocked 114 years old. Not only is she the oldest person in Texas, Francis is the second-oldest living person in the entire America.
Read MoreLyn Thomas is a 52-year-old housemaid in the United States who recently realized her dream of earning a bachelor’s degree after 30 years of caring for others.
Read MoreThe College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS), University of Sierra Leone, was founded in 1988 by the Sierra Leonean Government in collaboration with the Nigerian Government and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Read MoreAugust 18, 1997, was the day National Union of Sierra Leone Students (NUSS) massively galvanized nationwide to demand the return to civilian rule after a coalition government by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) and the Revolutionary United Front (RUF).
Read MoreChristian Frederick Cole was a Sierra Leonean lawyer who became an historical icon after becoming the first African barrister to practice in England and the first black African student to study at the University of Oxford.
Read MoreAmber Corbett, a Black woman, will represent the United States in the Miss Intercontinental 2023 in Egypt, making her the first Black woman to represent the United States in the competition’s 51-year history.
Read MoreThe World Bank has revealed on Tuesday that it would cease lending money to the Ugandan government after concluding that the country’s legislation against same-sex marriage goes against the bank’s values.
Read MoreThe Director of Communications at the office of the President, Myk Berewa, has stated that the increment in the price of onions, which is one the most used cooking ingredients in Sierra Leoneans, is as the result of the War in Ukraine amidst other factors.
Read MoreSierra Leone announces new fuel prices amid rising inflation and economic woes.
Read MoreThe Sierra Leone Police Force have arrested high/ranking military officials following underground intelligence that they were working to undermine the nation’s democracy.
Read More“We are going to get France out of Africa,”Protesters in Niger chanting days after a successful coup.
Read MoreHickmatu Leigh, a skilled, crafty and talented Sierra Leonean photographer and content creator has won the prestigious ‘Best In Fest’ Award in Kigali, Rwanda.
Read MoreBurkina Faso and Mali have jointly expressed “fraternal solidarity” with the people of Niger after the recent case of military coup.
Read MoreThis year’s National Primary School Examination top two candidates are twins named Floydalin and Floyd Davies. The twins clinched the first and second place respectively.
Read MoreMama Margaret, who is currently 65 years old, is the oldest among candidates registered for this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in Sierra Leone.
Read MoreFrench is no longer the prime and official language of Mali, six decades after gaining independence from France. The West African nation, now governed by military leader Colonel Assimi Goita has decided to remove the French language as its official language and make its 13 local languages the official languages.
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