The News Review:

- Sierra Leone Calling: CSU professor ex-pupil help with childbirth
- Sierra Leone: Action Aid Boosts FSU
- Condemnation of violence in Sierra Leone
- Sierra Leone plans telecenters to develop rural areas

Sierra Leone Calling: CSU professor ex-pupil help with childbirth
Modesto Bee
The assistant professor of nursing at California State University Stanislaus has since taken two trips to the west African nation to work in a hospital for women who are seriously injured during childbirth. A higher percentage of women die from childbirth in Sierra Leone than in almost every other country in the world.

Sierra Leone: Action Aid Boosts FSU
AllAfrica.com
GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_Inset” );Speaking at the donation ceremony held at the criminal investigations department CID headquarters in Freetown country director Tennyson Williams said the aim of the donation was to continue the support they give to the police. He said the gesture was also part of the his organization’s responsibilities in the country. “To support the FSU is part of ActionAid’s responsibilities. We have many responsibilities and this is just one of them.

Condemnation of violence in Sierra Leone
Patriotic Vanguard
John ponjo Benjamin all parties involved in this conflict and every peace loving Sierra Leonean to rise above all partisan positions and put on a cap of strong sense of awareness and national patriotism to address this conflict swiftly and objectively. It is imperative that those individuals or groups of individuals responsible for such atrocious acts be brought to justice and equitably held accountable by law for violating their own rights and the rights of every victim. We the people of Sierra Leone must stop putting ourselves first. Rather we must put our country first foremost and forward. We must start to focus on posterity for our children born and yet unborn. As a nation we must find a resolve for positive change whereby we all can share peace love respect and unity with one another. This is our cry! And as resilient as we are and can be as a nation we know that together we can rebuild a better Sierra Leone much sooner!Thank you and God bless our loving nation Sierra Leone.

Sierra Leone plans telecenters to develop rural areas
Computerworld Kenya
Where walkie-talkies dareMobile phones and the birds and the beesmore Computerworld Kenya News Stay informed on our latest news! E-mail:. “This project that is about to be launched fulfills one of the requirements of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) since information and communications technology (ICT) has been recognized as an engine for growth” said Vice President Sam Sumana at a recent Freetown workshop organized to publicize the project. The United Nations’ MDGs are eight goals to be achieved by 2015 that respond to the world’s main development challenges. The workshop was supported by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and Commonwealth Telecommunications rganisation (CT). The MCT project is aimed at promoting interconnectivity to bring people in Sierra Leone especially those in remote areas closer to the outside world according to Sumana.
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