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For Every Generation, Vaccines Work — Securing Africa’s Health Future

First Lady Fatima Bio and fellow continental leaders are calling for renewed commitment to immunization as Africa Vaccination Week highlights vaccines’ life-saving impact across generations. While progress continues, millions of children remain unvaccinated due to gaps in access, trust, and financing, prompting urgent calls for stronger health systems, community engagement, and sustained investment to ensure equitable vaccine coverage across Africa.
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The Ethics of Big Tech: Are Regulations Enough?

Big Tech companies have become some of the most powerful entities in the world. Their influence raises important ethical questions about privacy, competition, and accountability. Regulations are being introduced to address these concerns. Governments are implementing laws to protect user data and ensure fair competition. However, enforcement remains a challenge. The global nature of technology...
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Is Remote Work the Future of Employment?

Remote work has become a defining feature of the modern workplace. While it offers flexibility and convenience, it also raises questions about productivity and work-life balance. Proponents argue that remote work increases efficiency by reducing commuting time and allowing employees to work in comfortable environments. It also enables companies to access a global talent pool....
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Why Strong Governance and Accountability Are Key to Sierra Leone’s Future

Good governance and accountability are essential for Sierra Leone’s long-term development. As the country continues to navigate economic and social challenges, effective leadership and transparent institutions will play a critical role in shaping its future. Accountability ensures that public officials are responsible for their actions and that resources are used efficiently. Without it, corruption and...
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Sierra Leone Immigration Department officers stand during the launch of a decentralization initiative in Freetown as the government intensifies immigration enforcement and inspections targeting foreign nationals without valid work and residence permits.

Sierra Leone begins immigration crackdown June 1

A government task force will begin nationwide inspections on June 1 targeting foreign nationals living and working in Sierra Leone without valid residence and work permits. The move comes as authorities intensify enforcement of immigration laws following the end of a 90-day grace period.

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