Essays on Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone’s access to electricity is reported to be one of the lowest in the world as it leaves more than 85% of the population deprived from electricity. Dr. Kaitel (a native Seira Leonen with a deep understanding of the country’s electricity crisis) when asked...

When Sierra Leone was finally granted independence, people looked forward to a better future. Instead, the next 30 years were filled with instability, military coups and corruption. So during the reign of Joseph Momoh, some had enough of the system. Established years prior to the...

In Sierra Leone, children are recovering from a massive civil war. In Myanmar, over 25,000 children fled their homes due to violence stirring up. Furthermore, children in other third-world countries are working in dangerous conditions to provide for their family. This leaves more than half...

As a consultant to the United Nations, I have been asked to examine how the continued increase in the use of natural resources by the global population is partially leading to the release of greenhouse gases and how their release affects developing countries, namely Sierra...

In this literature review, I’ll begin by introducing two texts along with four articles which will make us familiar to the fundamental ideas of postcolonialism and how postcolonialism has affected the indigenous population of the colonized nations by focusing on the inhumanity experienced by the...

Everyone, every place has their own story. These stories can have their uphills and downhills. Marcus Thompson once describes Sierra Leone’s story with these words “Sierra Leone now has the chance to prove to the world that is committed to peace, committed to human rights...