The News Review:
- UNICEF assures Sierra Leone’s Government of continued support
- Poultry import banned in Sierra Leone
- Police Week ends in Sierra Leone
UNICEF assures Sierra Leone’s Government of continued support
Awareness Times – Nov 4, 2005
This disclosure was made by the UNICEF Representative to Sierra Leone Geert Cappeleare during discussions with the Commissioner and Senior Officials of NaCSA at their Charlotte Street office. The UNICEF Executive commended government through NaCSA, for the provision of education and health facilities especially in the rural areas. He said UNICEF is willing to support government in education and child survival to ensure that by 2015 every Sierra Leonean child will have accessed primary education…
This disclosure was made by the UNICEF Representative to Sierra Leone Geert Cappeleare during discussions with the Commissioner and Senior Officials of NaCSA at their Charlotte Street office. The UNICEF Executive commended government through NaCSA, for the provision of education and health facilities especially in the rural areas. He said UNICEF is willing to support government in education and child survival to ensure that by 2015 every Sierra Leonean child will have accessed primary education. Cappeleare who has completed assignments in various parts of the Middle East, promised NaCSA Officials that during his stay in Sierra Leone, he will ensure that the Sierra Leonean child will access education, enjoy equality and protection rights through donor-funded programmes.
Poultry import banned in Sierra Leone
Awareness Times – Nov 4, 2005
Gbenda Nov 4, 2005, 12:29. sl%2Fdrwebsite%2Fpublish%2Farticle_2005803.
Police Week ends in Sierra Leone
Awareness Times – Nov 4, 2005
Gbenda Nov 4, 2005, 16:27. sl%2Fdrwebsite%2Fpublish%2Farticle_2005802.