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The Progress of the Vaccines
Back in January, I wrote a blog post about the on-going vaccine trials that were providing hopeful signs to find a permanent preventative drug against…
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Liberia declared Free from Ebola
Yesterday, Liberia became the first of the three countries at the centre of the Ebola outbreak to have been declared free from the virus, after…
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Kabiru Mansaray: “There are others not as fortunate as us.”
The Guardian website published a video last week covering some of the difficulties that Sierra Leonean students were facing when returning back to school. Fortunately,…
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Our trip to Resonate Connect
Wednesday night, a crack team of EducAid trustees, staff, donors, and volunteers travelled to Manchester Cathedral to meet over 100 businessmen and women from all…
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Political Instability in Sierra Leone
The West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP), a special consultant to the UN Economic and Social Council, has issued a warning in the wake of…
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The Challenge of Getting Students back to School
Schools are open, but attendance is low. There are several things affecting the cautious and slow return to school for Sierra Leone’s youngsters. Roeland Monasch,…
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EducAid Schools to Re-open
With new Ebola cases having steadied at around 1-2 per day, the President, Ernest Bai Koroma, and the Ministry of Education have decided that it…
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AJ & Kai Making us Proud in Magbeni
One cornerstone of our mission, and something that EducAid has always been immensely proud of, is being an intrinsically Sierra Leonean organisation, and being cemented…
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Sewing for Sierra Leone
It is from the generosity of so many that we are able to continue our efforts in Sierra Leone, and can deliver such needed…
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Inside Ebola Junction: Dr. John Wright
Dr. John Wright is one of the first NHS volunteers who travelled to Sierra Leone to help fight Ebola. He was a part of the…
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