By Sulaiman Jalloh In a move to improve technical and vocational learning in Sierra Leone, the National Council for Technical and Other Academic Awards (NCTVA), through the Ministry of Technical and Higher Education, on Thursday, December 28th, 2023, accredited the Bread Avenue located at Wellington, East Freetown. Bread Avenue
By Amara Thoronka In December 2021, I did a civic education related article for The Fatu Network, a leading online news outlet in The Gambia. It’s titled, “Human Right Trilogy: Where Campaigners Are Getting It Wrong”. There, I emphasized the need for campaigners or advocates of human rights
By: Fatmata Binta Bah Dr. Ramatulai Wurie, Minister of Technical and Higher Education has disclosed that government is set to open the Kono University of Science and Technology, noting that it will be the hub of technology learning in the country. He said the government was able to
By: Jensen Brian Abass Cummings Introduction: The landscape of education is evolving rapidly, with the prominence of regular and distance learning overshadowing the traditional day scholar system. However, the experience of being a day scholar student at institutions like Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone goes beyond the mere
By Sulaiman Jalloh Abdul Karim Kamara, the Chief Executive Officer of Educational Empowerment for Children in Africa, said education is the only thing Sierra Leone needs to become a better society. He was speaking on Friday, December 8, 2023, in the east end of Freetown after a short debate
By Amara Thoronka TheUnion of Academic Staff Association (UASA) has suspended its strike action. This is according to a public notice dated 13th December 2023 and signed by the association’s spokesperson, Dr. Tonya Musa. It could be recalled that UASAwas in series of engagements with Ministry of Technical
By: Yusuf Ibrahim Kamara In a move to compliment government efforts in providing accessible and quality education in rural communities, Education for All and its partners handed over a newly constructed school building to the Malimba village in Koya Chiefdom, Port Loko District, on 27th November, 2023. According
By: Betty Milton Minister of Technical and Higher Education, Dr. RamatulaiWurie has assured the Secretary-General of UNESCO and representatives of member countries of Sierra Leone’s commitment to partnering with the organisation to improve the educational sector. She made this assurance Friday 10thNovember in Paris during UNESCO’s 42ndGeneral Conference. Delivering her
By Jensen Brian Abass Cummings Introduction In Sierra Leone, the phrase “E nor fiba udat learn book sef” reflects the belief that education transcends mere academic accomplishments. It is about embodying the values and principles of the community. This article explores the multifaceted expectations placed on educated individuals
By: Alieu Amara Suwu Dr. HajaRamatulaiWurie, the Minister of Technical and Higher Education, has expounded the essence of digital revolution and space to matriculating students at the College of Digital Excellence (CODE) during their matriculation ceremony held at the college located at Main Motor Road, Congo Cross on
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