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Articles par Jennifer Lee:
Ten years after the West African epidemic claimed thousands of lives, the country is deploying the Ebola vaccine nationwide as part of its pandemic preparedness strategy.
Men and women who lost limbs in the civil war are reclaiming their livelihoods through agriculture, challenging the stigma that has followed them for two decades.
A chemical analysis has confirmed that the street drug devastating Sierra Leone's youth is far more dangerous than cannabis — and highly potent opioids are appearing in African drug markets for the first time.
The Associated Press reports that public officials helped enable luxury construction inside a protected national park, deepening fears for one of the country's last forest corridors.
Deportees under the third-country agreement are being told they will be sent to their home countries despite US court protections, AP reports.
West Africa's largest chimpanzee refuge reopened its doors after the government committed to tackle illegal land-grabbing and deforestation around the sanctuary.
A small but growing number of women are taking the handlebars of Freetown's auto-rickshaws, breaking into a job long dominated by men.
Campaigners say colonial-era laws push women towards unsafe procedures, while opponents continue to resist reform. The debate has returned to the centre of national politics.
The 6,900-kilometre pipeline will carry Nigerian gas through 13 West African countries, including Sierra Leone, before linking to the Maghreb-Europe pipeline. Construction is expected to begin in 2028.
The former head of state arrived in Freetown on Sunday after criminal proceedings over the alleged November 2023 coup attempt were dropped, ending nearly three years of exile in Nigeria.
Le Centre d'éducation et de promotion pour le développement durable est un engagement en faveur de la gestion environnementale participative et de l'écologie politique à Cuba.
"Why just now...How about the thousands of children who were already given the vaccine?"
