Archive for the ‘Healthcare In Sierra Leone’ Category

3 Reasons To Clean Up Freetown

In terms of sanitation things are better than a few years ago but there’s still a mighty long way to go. Several years ago, rubbish collection was more or less non-existent and I remember when there was a big pile of rubbish at Lumley roundabout and the taxi I was using got stuck Rubbish on the roadside there with no way to roll the windows up except for  the driver to get down and physically pull the windows up!!!  Oh my,  I still laugh when I remember it. Thankfully that pile of rubbish has been cleared.

But really rubbish on the streets is no laughing matter. For the past 10 months or so, rubbish collection has been getting better, that is, until about 2 weeks ago. One only has to watch the news to see how Haiti is suffering with cholera. God forbid that in Sierra Leone,

 

So here are 3 reasons why Freetown needs cleaning up and stay clean:

Read the rest of this entry »

Incoming search terms for the article:

International Women’s Day – What For The Ordinary Salone Woman?

It’s been a while since I posted, but after having my “chilled coconut” (hmmm..mm.. swit salone!) I thought, at least of all days I should post today. Of course, today being the day we celebrate women and their achievements throughout the world, I wonder what can be done to improve the lives of ordinary Sierra Leonean Woman.

For starters, the President has announced free health care for all nursing women and all children under 5 starting from the 27th of April (Independence Day). That, for me is good news, considering the dire and abject state of maternal care in this country.
Read the rest of this entry »

Incoming search terms for the article:

Sponsors
Archives

You are currently browsing the archives for the Healthcare In Sierra Leone category.

Search