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Kenema Celebrates Dr Christian Gendemeh’s Return After Successful PhD in China
Dr Christian Gendemeh has received a colourful homecoming celebration in Kenema following the successful completion of his PhD programme in China. The celebration began with a vibrant parade involving members of the Kenema Old Students Association (KOSA), K-School administrators, teachers and students, sports officials, members of the Games and Athletics Teachers Association (GATA), family members and well-wishers. The procession ended at K-School, where Dr Gendemeh received


FBC Postgraduate Student Proposes Campus Ambassadors for Constitutional Sensitisation
A postgraduate student at Fourah Bay College (FBC) has proposed the establishment of a campus ambassador framework to improve awareness and understanding of Sierra Leone’s proposed constitutional amendments among university students and the wider public. Francis Ngoba, who is pursuing a Master of Science in Marine Biology at FBC, made the proposal during an exclusive interview with SKB, where he discussed the ongoing debate over amendments to the 1991 Constitution. Ngoba said


Medical Student Urges Greater Youth Sensitisation on Constitutional Reforms
Public discussion on Sierra Leone’s proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill continues to attract interest among university students, with young people calling for greater public outreach to ensure they remain informed about key legislative changes. Speaking in an exclusive interview with SKB, Daniel Alieu, a medical student at the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS), shared his views on the ongoing parliamentary proceedings and the proposed reforms. Alieu s


COMAHS Bans Signing-Out Activities for Final-Year Students
The College of Medicine and Allied Health Spence has banned signing-out activities for final-year students on its campuses. The directive was communicated by the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, which informed final-year students that no signing-out activities would be permitted on university premises. The Faculty urged students to comply with the directive and refrain from organizing or participating in any signing-out activities on campus. Final-year students are therefore


Students Take Keen Interest in Constitutional Reform Debate
As Sierra Leone’s Parliament continues deliberations on the Constitutional Amendment Bill, young people are closely following the legislative process, with students monitoring parliamentary proceedings through local media and social media platforms. In an exclusive interview with Sarah Kallay Blog, Benedict Massaquoi, a fourth-year medical student at the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS), shared his views on the ongoing constitutional reform process. Mas

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