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Sierra Leone receives 5,000 metric tons of fertilizer

 The Government of Sierra Leone receives 5,000 metric tons of fertilizer and 50% will be distributed across the agricultural districts to farmers for the 2023 planting season. Please read for more details 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

Leveraging social media monetization can be a viable strategy for African governments to reduce joblessness

  Here are some ways they can approach this: 1. Digital Skills Training: Governments can invest in providing digital skills training programs to their citizens. This would enable individuals to acquire the necessary skills to effectively use social media platforms for monetization purposes. Training programs could include content creation, digital marketing, social media management, and e-commerce skills. 2. Support for Entrepreneurs: Governments can establish programs and initiatives that support entrepreneurs in starting and scaling businesses that rely on social media. This can include providing access to capital, mentorship programs, and business development services. By nurturing a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, governments can create more job opportunities for the population. 3. Regulatory Framework: Governments can establish clear regulations and policies that foster a conducive environment for social media monetization. This includes creating fair and transparent rules...

First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio Speaks at State House about the Young African Women Congress 2023

 This is my first public engagement since the successful re-election of my husband, the President. - I am excited to witness this new female revolution in governance in Sierra Leone  - The Young African Women Congress 2023 will support economic growth, showcase incredible women in the African continent to the world and enhance investment and tourism potential. - This platform will also serve to celebrate President Bio for delivering on his 30% quota for women in governance. - I call on all female members in governance to unite and pursue a single agenda for the progress of women of this country. - President Bio has introduced the new change Sierra Leone needs, putting women at the forefront of governance. - I want to use this opportunity once again to thank Sierra Leone for all the support we have received to make this country great.

Youth Minister Reveals Government's Plans to Provide Green Jobs For Youth

Mohamed Sannoh - Strategic Communications Unit, MOICE Freetown, 15th August 2023 Minister of Youth Affairs, Mohamed Orman Bangura, has said at the weekly government conversation with the press that the future of Sierra Leone is in entrepreneurship and agriculture, emphasizing that our generation is very lucky because we are going to have one of the most educated and innovative farmers. Speaking on plans of the Government of Sierra Leone to provide green jobs for the youth, the Minister referred to skills that young people can get without the need to go through formal school, such as opportunities created by the internet, including e-commerce, which can create opportunities for them to sell things online. “Green jobs are jobs that would not affect the environment. You can learn everything on tik tok and other platforms and use social media to your own advantage” he emphasised  Orman Bangura applauded President Bio’s green energy vision, saying that it provides opportunities for jobs...

Breaking News President Dr. Julius Maada Bio continues placing confidence and trust in young people

President Dr. Julius Maada Bio continues placing confidence and trust in young people with the appointment of Ahmed Atata Mansaray Esq. as Commissioner of, National Youth Commission. A young and vibrant legal luminary Ahmed Atata Mansaray will be tasked with championing and implementing a youth empowerment program Breaking News President Dr. Julius Maada Bio continues placing confidence and trust in young people in line with President Bio’s vision for young people.

Here are five reasons why consuming kush can be considered dangerous

  1. Impaired cognitive function: Cannabis use, particularly when consumed in high doses or by individuals with limited tolerance, can impair cognitive function. It can affect memory, attention, concentration, and decision-making abilities. This can be especially concerning for individuals who need to perform complex tasks or operate machinery while under the influence. 2. Increased risk of mental health issues: Some research suggests that heavy or prolonged cannabis use, including high-THC strains like kush, may increase the risk of developing or exacerbating mental health issues. This includes conditions such as anxiety, depression, psychosis, and schizophrenia, particularly in individuals who are predisposed to these conditions. 3. Respiratory problems: Smoking cannabis, including kush strains, can have negative effects on the respiratory system. Inhaling cannabis smoke can irritate the lungs and airways, leading to coughing, wheezing, and an increased risk of respiratory infect...