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Can a Culture Survive When Its Young People No Longer Understand it?
Culture is one of the ways a people tell the world who they are. It lives in their languages, clothing, food, values, stories and traditions, connecting generations through a shared sense of history and belonging. Yet, as younger generations navigate an increasingly interconnected world, an important question emerges: can a culture survive when the people expected to carry it forward no longer understand it? For Sierra Leone, this question raises important considerations about identity, cultural preservation and the responsibility of passing heritage from one generation to the next. How can young people embrace the opportunities of a changing world without losing touch with the traditions that shaped their communities? And…
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Narnia Kiddies Career Fair ‘26: Big Dreams, Bright Futures for Every Child
In a world where the future of work is evolving faster than ever, early exposure to career possibilities is no longer a luxury it is a necessity. The Kiddies Career Fair, held recently in Freetown, Sierra Leone, positioned itself as a bold response to this reality, creating a space where imagination meets opportunity and where children are encouraged to see themselves not just as learners, but as future professionals, innovators, and leaders. Unlike conventional career events that target university students or young adults, this fair deliberately focused on younger minds. The atmosphere was vibrant but purposeful: classrooms transformed into interactive booths, professionals stepping out of their formal roles to engage…
