Skip to main content
YouTube Facebook Instagram X Spotify Apple Podcasts

Main navigation

  • Home
    • About Pambazuka News
    • Get Involved
    • GDPR & Privacy Policy
  • Thematic Areas
    • Advocacy & Solidarity
    • Arts & Book Reviews
    • Commentaries
    • Popular Participation & Democratization
    • Food, Health & Wellbeing
    • Gender & Social Justice
    • Global South & Transnational Struggles
    • Violence & Peace
    • Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    • Land & Environment
    • Global Pan-Africanism
  • Submissions
  • Podcast
  • Authors
  • Donate
  • Subscribe
Home

LATEST UPDATES

Gender & Social Justice
Gendering Masculinity as Quintessential Patriarchal Privilege
Gender & Social Justice
Soften Her Up: Iris Kaingu and the Politics of Respectability
Gender & Social Justice
Default Mothers, Doubted Wives: Patriarchy’s Legal Architecture in Kenya
Gender & Social Justice
Public Morality: Nigeria's War On its Marginalised Groups
Gender & Social Justice
Patriarchy, Economic Crisis and the Struggle for Gender Justice in Global Africa

Sierra Leone


  • Sierra Leone: Project Manager - International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES)

    Contributor | Governance
    21.11.2002

    IFES is seeking a resident Project Manager to implement an elections assistance project in Sierra Leone. This project is an extension of current IFES and IFES Ltd work in Sierra Leone which focuses on building the institutional and technical capacity of the National Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone and in preparing for future elections.

    Tagged under Governance Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: MSF provides health care for 30,000 Liberian refugees

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    21.11.2002

    Nearly 30,000 Liberian refugees living in five camps near Bo in southeastern Sierra Leone are receiving health care from Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), the medical charity reported last Wednesday.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: Editor jailed for nine months

    Contributor | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    21.11.2002

    Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has protested against a nine-month prison sentence imposed on Tuesday on a Sierra Leonean editor, Paul Kamara. His daily newspaper, "For Di People" was closed for six months. Kamara was found guilty of 18 counts of libel and defamation by the High Court in the Sierra Leonean capital, Freetown.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Sierra Leone

  • Sierra Leone: War and Peace in Sierra Leone: Diamonds, Corruption and the Lebanese Connection

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    14.11.2002

    Sierra Leone's war was neither 'rebellion', in the sense of it being an internal uprising, nor 'civil', in the sense of it being about clearly understandable and achievable political goals. Rather, it was part of a continuous narrative of escalating regional violence and terror driven largely by criminal economic interests. Now its recovery from decades of economic meltdown and political and social turmoil will depend, to a very large extent, on how it manages its vitally important extractive sector, especially the diamond industry. This is part of a new report released by Partnership Africa Canada. Related Links:
    * http://www.actionaid.org/resources/pdfs/endconflict.doc
    * http://www.actionaid.org/resources/pdfs/gatefold.pdf

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • Côte d’Ivoire: Sierra Leonean refugees return home

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    14.11.2002

    Some 26 Sierra Leoneans who had been living in a transit centre in Côte d’Ivoire’s commercial capital, Abidjan, were helped to return home on Friday by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). They were among some 50 Sierra Leoneans made homeless by the razing of shanty dwellings in Abidjan following a 19 September mutiny, IOM said in a news release.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: Youth Still Traumatized, Frustrated After War, Study Shows

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    14.11.2002

    Three years after the signing of the Lome Peace Accord, young people in Sierra Leone say they remain traumatized by their country's decade-long war and express frustration at the slow pace of recovery, according to a new study commissioned by the Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children. Six hundred Sierra Leonean adolescents and youth in the western and northern regions of the country who were interviewed say their experiences of adult manipulation and betrayal had made them distrustful.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • Sierra Leone: Psycho-social Support Consultant - Special Court for Sierra Leone

    Contributor | Resources
    07.11.2002

    Under the supervision Registrar of the Special Court, the expert consultant will undertake a 1 month in-depth assessment, producing a report recommending specific measures and training needs for the court.

    Tagged under Resources Sierra Leone

  • Sierra Leone: Medical Team Leader - Merlin

    Contributor | Resources
    31.10.2002

    This job offers an exiting opportunity for an experienced PHC Nurse/Dr with a post-graduate qualification in tropical health, to develop their skills in clinical PHC teaching, health education, community development and project management.

    Tagged under Resources Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: Sierra Leone shackled by corruption

    Contributor | Governance
    17.10.2002

    Until a couple of weeks ago the Welcome to Sierra Leone sign at the airport said: "If you cannot help us please do not corrupt us." Now it has been removed, perhaps because it was deemed inappropriate to suggest that all visitors were either useless or evil. If they were, they would find plenty of soulmates in Freetown, where corruption is rife. Visiting businessmen say they are constantly asked for "dash" - the local word for bribes - when dealing with officials. "If you complain about a junior official, his boss reprimands him then asks for twice as much for himself. The higher up the system you go, the more they ask for," said one company executive.

    Tagged under Governance Sierra Leone

  • liberia: Fresh fighting in Liberia drives 3,000 into Sierra Leone

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    10.10.2002

    Fresh fighting in the Liberian town of Kolahun has driven some 3,000 people into Sierra Leone, exacerbating the refugee situation at the latter's border and prompting a multi-agency relief effort to ease the pressure there.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: UNDP to support good governance

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    03.10.2002

    A new United Nations Development Programme governance practice team is helping to lay the groundwork for new local government institutions and promoting government accountability in Sierra Leone, according to a statement from the UNDP last Friday.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • sierra leone: UN force to stay in Sierra Leone

    Contributor | Governance
    26.09.2002

    The UN military mission in Sierra Leone will continue for at least another eight months. The Security Council has agreed unanimously to extend the mandate for the forces by six months and has said that measures to reduce the size of the 17,300 member force will begin after eight months.

    Tagged under Governance Sierra Leone

  • support of a gender-balanced and sensitive staff for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in sierra leone

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    19.09.2002

    In the aftermath of the mass atrocities in Sierra Leone, the United Nations has passed a resolution to set up a Special Court for the prosecution of human rights violations, as well as a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Write to the UN Secretary General, the President and Attorney General of Sierra Leone, and the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights urging them to ensure that the staff of both bodies are gender-balanced and experienced in dealing with cases of sexual violence.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Sierra Leone

  • sierra Leone: country director - American Refugee Committee (ARC)

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    19.09.2002

    Ensure that the program has a well functioning financial/administrative capacity; act in the Country Director's absence as needed and as directed. 3 - 5 years overseas experience in high-level management for at least one NGO, including on the ground experience with programs.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • sierra leone: First Batch of Returnees Arrive From Nigeria

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    12.09.2002

    The first batch of 69 people, who sought refuge in Nigeria as a result of the war in Sierra Leone, have been voluntarily repatriated.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: DEPUTY COUNTRY PROGRAMME MANAGER - Oxfam

    Contributor | Resources
    12.09.2002

    With the growth of our programme in Sierra Leone it has become necessary to recruit a Deputy to the Country Programme Manager. We are therefore looking for an experienced manager to ensure that the programme is to a high standard, as well as playing an important deputising role.

    Tagged under Resources Sierra Leone

  • Sierra Leone: The good women of Sierra Leone

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    22.08.2002

    They come from neighbouring countries, but crossed paths in the tangled web of war in West Africa. Manu Famuley, a Liberian matriarch, recently fled to Sierra Leone to escape the fighting in her country. Massa Bossa, a Sierra Leonean woman, recently returned from exile in Liberia to embrace the fragile peace in her homeland. Both women passed through the same refugee camp without ever meeting, but they share similar stories that reflect the suffering and strength of the region's refugee women.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Sierra Leone

  • SIERRA LEONE: Overland repatriations from Guinea resumed

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    22.08.2002

    The office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported on Tuesday that it had resumed overland repatriations from Guinea, suspended at the end of June because of logistical constraints.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Sierra Leone

  • sierra leone: CPJ releases special report on Sierra Leone

    Contributor | Resources
    22.08.2002

    The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has released a report on the challenges facing journalists in Sierre Leone. Journalists, says the report, have begun to address problems of corruption in the media and other unethical practices that undermined press credibility.

    Tagged under Resources Sierra Leone

  • Sierra Leone: Deputy Director

    Contributor | Resources
    15.08.2002

    The Center for Victims of Torture is seeking a Deputy Director for hire to coordinate the implementation of a psycho-social mental health project in Sierra Leone for repatriated refugees or internally displaced persons from Sierra Leone who have suffered torture and war trauma.

    Tagged under Resources Sierra Leone

Pagination

  • Previous page ‹‹
  • Page 18
  • Next page ››
Subscribe to Sierra Leone

CALL FOR ARTICLES


NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE

930

Moving Beyond Patriarchy, Gender and Masculinity

929

Jason Arday, Drongo Company and More: White Supremacy, Turkey, and Imperial Competition in Africa

928

Africa Beyond Illusions: Transforming and Liberating a Continent.

927

From Haiti to Somalia: Language, Football, and Enduring Colonial Logics

926

The World's First Trillionaire: Global Africa, Financial Capitalism, and Neocolonial Struggles

925

 Special Issue on Migration and Global Africa: Mobility, Borders, and Precarity 

924

World Cup, Sexuality, Religion and Health: Power and Consciousness in the Global South. 

923

Special Issue on African Liberation Vol I and Vol II

Download Issue 923 Vol I & II PDF

922

Neocolonialism and Struggles for African Sovereignty 

921

Reparative and Democratic Struggles amid Militarism and Capitalist Crises

920

US Imperialism and its Denouement

919

Transatlantic Enslavement and the Urgency of Reparations: Reckoning with the Gravest Crime Against Humanity

LATEST POSTS

tf
Gender & Social Justice
The Last Colony is the Home: Patriarchy, Social Reproduction, and the New Enclosures of Care
BY Tafahri Munjatta
pt
Gender & Social Justice
Gendering Masculinity as Quintessential Patriarchal Privilege
BY Patricia McFadden
sh
Gender & Social Justice
Soften Her Up: Iris Kaingu and the Politics of Respectability
BY Chishimba Kasanga
pz
Gender & Social Justice
Default Mothers, Doubted Wives: Patriarchy’s Legal Architecture in Kenya
BY Carolyn W. Gatonye
mp
Gender & Social Justice
Public Morality: Nigeria's War On its Marginalised Groups
BY Mistus Elordie
pd
Global South & Transnational Struggles
The Inhumane Treatment of Migrants: The Long Durée of Colonial Violence in the UK and Europe
BY Patricia Daley

Copyright © 2025 Pambazuka News

Footer

  • Home
  • Donate
  • Get Involved
  • Subscribe