The people of Sierra Leone are today holding their breath as news of British nurse – Pauline Cafferkey who contracted the Ebola virus in December 2014, whilst working in Sierra…

To give you deeper insight into what’s happening in the Ebola outbreak, we’ve organized the latest developments in a curated weekly summary West Africa Marks the First Week Without New…

Mobility Sierra Leone Scores another Success An Australian humanitarian organization, Wheelchair for Kids, has donated 160 wheelchairs to disabled children in Sierra Leone. The wheelchairs were constructed by volunteers in…

In this Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2015 photo, Dr. Rick Sacra reviews patient cases with Dr. Anna Chon at the Family Health Center in downtown Worcester, Mass., where he advises doctors…

Barely one year after both parents died of Ebola, are nine orphans to face eviction from the three bedrooms rented apartment they occupy at 12 Abdul Sandy Street in Kenema.…

Sierra Leone’s Ebola crisis viewed from the mind of a child   “One thing is for one’s country not to have, another is for that country to be nonchalant about…

By Kalilu Sillah A consortium of seven Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) referred to as the CSO Platform on Accountability, with funding from the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA).…

By Issa Bangura Morie Alpha (21) from Kenema lost his elder brother-Amadu and 65 others to Ebola when the disease struck his village of Mano. Morie already had two wives…