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Prof. Charles Chernor Jalloh for the ICJ: Why Sierra Leone’s Bid Matters for Africa and the Global Rule of Law
Ariana OluwoleAriana Oluwole is an executive coach, holistic educator, and Multipotentialite Entrepreneur. Her flagship coaching program ‘Live and Lead Your Best Life’ provides holistic strategies for Africans, the diaspora, and professionals navigating multiple cultures and teams. When she is not Empowering People, Teams & Systems to Thrive. Queen A can be found speaking to plants with a nice cup of tea.
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EMPOWERING POSSIBILITIES: CHANGING LIVES OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN SIERRA LEONE
Over the past several weeks, we have journeyed through the heart of World Hope International’s work in Sierra Leone, meeting the people behind the mission and witnessing the extraordinary impact of their commitment to dignity, opportunity, and sustainable change. As we close this special feature series, we spotlight one of WHI’s most transformative programs: Enable the Children (ETC);a pioneering initiative that is redefining what’s possible for children living with disabilities in Sierra Leone. Through therapy, education, advocacy, and compassion, ETC is not just changing lives; it’s reshaping mindsets and communities. We hope that you are inspired as you read! World Hope International (WHI) has stood as a pillar of hope…
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THE POWER OF COLLABORATION IN BUSINESS : UNITING IDEAS FOR SUCCESS
Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “Many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind than the one where they sprang up.” This quote beautifully encapsulates the essence of collaboration – the act of two or more individuals coming together to create or achieve a shared goal. In this article, we will delve into the concept of collaboration, explore its significance, and provide valuable insights, all while highlighting remarkable examples of successful partnerships. Collaboration is not reserved for big organisations, it is not dependent on friendships. It transcends personal relationships and hinges on making mental connections, sharing a common passion, or having aligned visions and intentions. It’s about bringing diverse perspectives…
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WORK READY AFRICA- Supporting the development of the next generation of Sierra Leone’s Work Force
Young people in Sierra Leone are eager to enter the workforce and others are looking at entrepreneurship as an alternative career option, but many still lack the essential entrepreneurial and career experience and capacity to become successful business owners and entry-level career professionals. In 2019, Work Ready Africa was founded in Sierra Leone to serve as an employability and further learning training institution to address key employment gaps for employed persons, graduates, qualified job seekers, and final year higher learning students (college/university) across Sub-Saharan Africa. In their pursuit to capacitate these targeted groups with adequate work-ready skills and provide entry into the job market, Work Ready Africa empowers young…
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OUR ENVIRONMENT IS OUR LIFE! THE ROTARACT CLUB OF FREETOWN-SUNSET, PLANTS SEEDS OF HOPE
Rotaract Club of Freetown-Sunset embarks on a tree planting campaign at Kissy, Thunderhill Freetown. [30th July 2022]. Rotaract originally began as a Rotary International youth program in 1968[2] at Chaworlotte North Rotary Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, and has grown into a major organization of over 10,904 clubs spread around the world and over 203,000 members in 189 countries.[3] It is a service, leadership, professional and community service organization (often miscommunicated as a Social Service Club) for young men and women aged 18 and over. The Rotaract club of Freetown-Sunset is a non-governmental charitable organization. It was founded with the interest of the community and it’s people in…
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UBA FOUNDATION DONATED 748 LITERATURE BOOKS TO FIVE (5) SCHOOLS IN FREETOWN TO MARK THE CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN CHILD DAY 2021
June 16th every year is marked as the International Day of the African Child, this year, UBA Sierra Leone through the UBA Foundation commemorated the day by donating 17 Cartons of literature books titled ‘Fine Boys’ written by Eghosa Imasuen a Nigerian writer. The theme for this year’s day of the African Child “30 years after the adoption of the Charter: accelerate the implementation of Agenda 2040 for an Africa fit for children”. The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child established under Article 32 and 33 of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child selected this theme for the commemoration…
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UBA POISED TO CHANGE THE FACE OF E-BANKING WITH NEW MOBILE APP
Pan African financial institution, United Bank for Africa (UBA), Plc is set to change the face of digital banking services with its new mobile banking app aimed at delivering first-rate services to customers. The new UBA mobile banking app, has been armed with benefits and features designed to give its customers increased control and accessibility to carry out transactions with ease. UBA’s Group Head, Digital Banking, Kayode Ishola, who spoke about the new banking app to members of the press during an international virtual media parley on Monday, explained that apart from being able to decide where they want their cards to operate and block, view, or request new cards straight from the app to suit their…
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OBTAINING ACCURATE CORPORATE RECORDS IN FRENCH SPEAKING AFRICAN COUNTRIES
Obtaining accurate corporate records in french speaking African countries is not a walk in the park but an experience that needs ‘GPS’ style navigation. Obtaining corporate records in countries like Guinea, Gabon, Cameroon, Burkina Faso, Congo, Mali and the rest of French speaking African countries can be a difficult task, but the most challenging part is not obtaining the records but obtaining accurate and the most recent data/information for an entity. In French Countries, Tribunals are responsible for registration and keeping records of entities, unlike in English speaking countries where business registration is done by Corporate Affairs Commissions or Office of Registrar General. All records kept by Tribunal are considered…
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BSI MAKES DOING BUSINESS EASIER IN SIERRA LEONE
BSI is Sierra Leone’s leading premiere serviced and virtual office provider. As Sierra Leone opens its gateways to foreign investments, there is a vast need for business service to be offered that accommodates the needs of any potential business person that wants to set up his/her operation in a professional setting. Potential Investors and new (small) businesses may want to test the waters as they set up their operations by temporarily outsourcing office operations/location. This minimizes their overhead costs through the use of a fully-fledged office environment. It will provide all the professional services needed to run a business operation in a confidential manner and still have the look and…
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THE NEED FOR NTC SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IN AFRICA
Children are always curious as to why certain things happen. They enjoy making new discoveries and to take on tasks that may seem cumbersome to the adult. Children when encouraged blossom with a multitude of possibilities. A child that is desirous of something will do everything within their power to acquire that toy or snack from the parent or another child. Children do not give up easily; they find ways to keep themselves entertained and happy no matter the limitations of their environment. My work with children had always bordered on creating every day learning experiences that will not only teach these new ways of working but will make them…



























