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Exchange of ideas and hats
Sr Adamsay and her staff visiting EducAid Rolal A few months ago I was contacted by a very enthusiastic lady with whom I eventually managed…
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Great to have an update from Issa Fowai in China
A year gone by one and half left to finish my course. The civil engineering course itself is difficult, but the language (Chinese) makes it…
Read MoreSuccessful reform in Rogbere
Three months or so ago, EducAid was obliged to face up to a very difficult situation where a number of the exam candidates had cheated…
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QEP Maronka – all set to go now!
QEP = Quality Enhancement Programme. For the last year we have been running an outreach programme to twelve junior secondary schools with whom we seek…
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Saidu Sesay (SS Dem) RIP
One of the big characters of EducAid was lost to us on Sunday, 13th January. Saidu Sesay, longest serving teacher was an enthusiastic and humorous…
Read MoreA great example of education destroying poverty
My Profile My name is Alpha Alhaji Bangura. I was born in 11th October 1994 in Makabie village Koya Chiefdom Portloko District I came from…
Read MoreMuch more than a one man / woman achievement
EducAid is now a really big family. Between the Trustees, Advisory Board, donors and supporters in the UK and all the staff and students in…
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Miriam Mason-Sesay awarded MBE
PRESS RELEASE December 29, 2012, Freetown Miriam Mason-Sesay, Country Director EducAid Sierra Leone, awarded an MBE in Her Majesty’s 2013 New Year’s Honours List for…
Read MoreA taste of things to come – unbelievable fee hikes
An on-going problem for EducAid is how to help our youngsters achieve their potential when they finish school. EducAid runs schools not universities but clearly,…
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Jimiyke once again
Jimiyke enjoying his food during his UK visit Many of EducAid’s long term supporters will remember Abu Bakarr Koroma (alias Jimiyke). Jimiyke was kidnapped and…
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