Sierra Leone Telegraph: 31 December 2014 It is the end of the year, and people – all over the world, are today reflecting on what they have done well, where they have gone wrong and how they can improve. And as they look to the New Year with hope of [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 29 December 2014 Authorities in the UK have confirmed that a British nurse working in Sierra Leone to help combat the Ebola virus, who returned to Glasgow on Sunday, has been confirmed Ebola positive. Although there are twelve treatment beds set aside at the Kerry Town Ebola [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 22 December 2014 The Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone has brought out the worst of human character – including the embezzlement of funds meant to feed the sick and the concealing of the infected by relatives. But no one expected a well respected group of university researchers [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 20 December 2014 Tonight, unconfirmed, though reliable reports from Freetown, say that one of the Koroma government’s most powerful parliamentarians – Osho Williams, who represents Constituency 107 in the capital Freetown, is suspected to have contracted the Ebola virus. Osho Williams is believed to be seriously ill [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 17 December 2014 After much speculation as to whether there will be a national Ebola lockdown this Christmas, and uncertainty as to the extent of such an action, latest report from Freetown says that President Koroma has this morning announced a military style – house to house [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 15 December 2014 Tonight, as rumours of the death of Sierra Leone’s most popular and highly respected surgeon – Dr. Victor Willoughby makes the round across the world-wide web, news of the arrival of the much needed Convalescent Serum Therapy (CST) equipment was being overshadowed. (Photo: Dr. [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 11 December 2014 Today’s report by WHO on the true extent of the Ebola crisis in Kono district, must send shivers down the spine of government officials and health workers in Sierra Leone. There are fears that hundreds of people may have died of the virus in [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10 December 2014 After several months of intense criticism of their slowness and confused approach in responding to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, WHO are on the offensive. The rapid replacement of the WHO country representatives in Sierra Leone for example, is a serious indictment of [Read More]
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 6 December 2014 Yesterday Sierra Leone’s parliament reopened for another session. It was a colourful ceremony, held in an atmosphere, marred by the continuing exponential rise in the number of new Ebola cases in the capital Freetown and its neighbouring northern districts. Sierra Leone is in serious [Read More]
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