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Living with Ebola: AJ & Kai
AJ (pictured) & Kai are the site coordinators at EducAid Magbeni, one of the EducAid schools in the most hard-hit areas of Sierra Leone, the…
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A sobering experience
As the global media attention begins to tire and to sway on to other more sensational stories, it would be easy for the public to…
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Living with Ebola: Abu ‘Pirez’ Kanu
Pirez is a man who has come all the way through the EducAid system, and someone that typifies everything that we stand for. We asked…
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Necessity is the mother of invention
Necessity is the mother of invention – we can see this proverb come to reality during times of crisis, particularly in the actions and initiatives…
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Traditions, Rites, and the Deadly Virus
‘Safe and dignified burials’ have been a top priority of the international and government agencies of the past months; with more reports of insensitivity by…
Read MoreEducAid today: 31st October 2014
Sierra Leone – an update Firstly, an update on the Ebola figures for this week. These figures are accurate for the 20th and 29th October,…
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Ebola: Distrust and Misinformation
Distrust and misinformation have been prominent throughout the Ebola outbreak, and something that we have touched on in previous blog posts. Distrust for the government…
Read MoreEducAid today: 23rd October 2014
Continuing on from last week’s update, here is a fresh one for today. To begin with, we have an update from Sierra Leone today, it…
Read MoreEbola and a politicised media: hindrance or help?
We’ve noted in previous articles that the situation in Sierra Leone has been exacerbated by the lack of clear health information circulating through both domestic…
Read MoreEducAid fighting Ebola: Augustine Bundor
Times can be tough in Sierra Leone, and this is one of them. With Ebola rife throughout the country, and the population panicked about contracting…
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