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01/08/2025

TOURISM MINISTRY, NTB ACT ON LUMLEY BEACH WASTE
By Shannon A.L. Scott
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, in collaboration with the National Tourist Board (NTB) and other key stakeholders, including the Freetown City Council (FCC), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Sierra Leone Police, hosted a roundtable meeting on Monday, 28th July 2025, at the Family Kingdom to address the worsening waste management crisis along Lumley Beach and the Freetown coastline.
The General Manager of the National Tourist Board, Madam Fatmata Mida Carew, noted that as the government body responsible for overseeing tourism and related issues, the NTB has faced significant challenges, including improper waste disposal by nearby communities, inadequate waste management infrastructure, and illegal dumping.
She stressed that despite daily cleanup efforts, the littered state of Lumley Beach remains appalling and continues to deteriorate.
Madam Carew revealed that the NTB currently removes up to 75 truckloads of waste every week at a cost of Le600 per truck, an expense she described as economically unsustainable. She concluded with a blunt warning that complacency will no longer be tolerated.
EPA Environmental Health and Safety Officer, Mr. Osman Koroma, emphasized that enforcement, ownership, and accountability are key to tackling the crisis. He urged participants to identify who is truly responsible for the condition of the beach, pointing to overlapping institutional mandates and community negligence.
The FCC’s Environmental and Sanitation Chief, Marian J. Tucker, highlighted that a new waste disposal system already divides Freetown into eight zones, each assigned to specific service providers. She stressed that sanitation cannot be achieved by one actor alone and proposed mandatory household payments for refuse collection.
She added that by-laws must be enforced to penalize defaulters and curb lawlessness.
Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs representative, Tamba Sheku Bundu called for radical, structural reforms in current beach management policies. He criticized the repetitive nature of cleanup exercises and urged for stronger regulations on beach vending and usage to safeguard Lumley Beach as a premier tourism site.NAberdeen Police Station Chief Superintendent Zainab Gbla assured the public that sustained enforcement would help curb crime, reduce noise pollution, and ensure bars and clubs comply with licensing laws.
She reiterated that public safety is a shared responsibility and must be taken seriously by all.
The National Tourist Board reaffirmed its commitment to restoring Lumley Beach to its former glory, emphasizing that sustainable waste management is essential for protecting the environment, ensuring visitor safety, and safeguarding local livelihoods. The Board pledged to continue working tirelessly and seeking partnerships to tackle these pressing challenges.

01/08/2025

WHY DELEGATES SHOULD VOTE BABADI KAMARA FOR SLFA PRESIDENT TOMORROW
Tomorrow presents a golden opportunity for delegates to choose a leader with a proven track record of action, passion, and results, Babadi Kamara. A renowned football promoter and visionary, Babadi’s name has become synonymous with tangible progress in Sierra Leone’s football landscape.
As Chairman of Bo Rangers Football Club, Babadi Kamara has demonstrated what true football leadership looks like. His bold investment in the club led to the construction of a modern stadium in Bo City, a first of its kind and a beacon of hope for regional football. This project alone is testament to his commitment to infrastructure development and grassroots empowerment.
His leadership credentials stretch far beyond club football. As former Team Manager of Leone Stars, Babadi Kamara was instrumental in revitalizing the national team. His dedicated efforts and managerial acumen played a key role in Leone Stars’ remarkable qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations, breaking a long drought and uniting the nation in pride and celebration.
At a time when Sierra Leone’s football needs credible, action-oriented leadership, Babadi Kamara stands tall as the candidate who not only dreams but delivers. He understands the game, respects the players, and invests in the future.
Delegates, the choice is clear: vote for a leader who builds, uplifts, and achieves. Vote Babadi Kamara for President of the Sierra Leone Football Association, for progress, for development, for football!
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23/07/2025

AHEAD OF SLPP NATIONAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE...
MASSIVE ENDORSEMENT FOR BATILO SONGA
The leading aspirant for the position of National Chairman of the governing Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP), Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa, has been massively endorsed by the entire Wester Region Chairmen and many other Party Chairmen and delegates around the country during his nationwide campaign ahead of the National Delegates Conference.
As the most favourite aspirant for the SLPP National Chairman, Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa received a rapturous welcome and massive endorsement in most of the sixteen districts where he launched his manifesto campaign amidst pomp and pageantry, including Kambia, Port Loko, Pujehun, Kailahun, Kenema, Tonkolili, Falaba, Karene, amongst other districts.
In Kailahun District, loyal party delegates poured in from the nook and cranny of the district with one clear message: "Jimmy Batilo Songa is our man for the National Chairman of our great political party."
Cheers echoed through the halls and open grounds where banners fluttered and drums beat out a steady rhythm of unity. Delegates, young and old, clasped hands and shared bold promises of solidarity, each voice adding to a rising chorus of confidence in the party's next chapter.
In this moment of high energy and green pride, Kailahun District didn't just endorse a candodate; it signalled collective review to rally behind leadership they trust. The gathering was more than politics; it was a pledge to stand together, ready to push forward with renewed hope and determination.
The strong, supportive, and indefatigable wife of Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa, the awaiting National Chairman of SLPP, Hon. Bernadette Wuyata Songa was in Pujehun last Sunday and had a very fruitful discussion with the female delegates who came out boldly to declare their support for her husband for the next National Chairman of the SLPP.
Having strong support from female delegates showcases the important role women play in politics and decision-making within the SLPP. The engagement also fosters unity and strengthens the campaign efforts of Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa.
In Kenema City, Jimmy Batilo Songa achieved a remarkable milestone by reconciling the long-standing dispute between Team Agbao and Team Fonnie - two major factions within Kenema District branch of SLPP.
Through his timely intervention and demonstrated leadership, Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa has succeeded in bringing the two sides together under one united front, reaffirming his commitment to fostering peace and strengthening party cohesion at every level.
Speaking at the historic gathering, Mr. Fonnie expressed profound gratitude to Jimmy Batilo Songa for his exceptional leadership and peacebuilding efforts. He assured the leading aspirant of their unwavering commitment to maintain pasting peace and unity in Kenema District, pledging that the district will stand solidly behind him.
The show of solidarity did not stop there. Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa was also accompanied by the District Chairmen of Western Western Rural, Western Urban, East Rural and Central, as well as the District Chairmen of Falaba, Karene, and Bombali Districts, alongside a cross-section of Regional Executives fron the North - signalling broad-based support that cuts across districts and regions, respectively.

23/07/2025

DG DABOH: LEADING NASSIT WITH STRATEGIC APPROACH
At numerous public forums hosted by the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT), or events where the institution is represented, one theme consistently stands out—the remarkable success and steady progress of NASSIT are rooted in visionary leadership.
There is no secret about the man at the helm. The Director General of NASSIT, Mohamed Fuuad Daboh, is known not only for his administrative acumen but also for being deeply God-fearing—placing faith and divine guidance at the center of both his private and public life.
It is often said that spiritually grounded leaders are endowed with a unique sense of vision and purpose. They possess innate leadership qualities that inspire others and drive meaningful change. Mohamed Fuuad Daboh is a shining example of this. His faith, discipline, and integrity have become the pillars of his leadership at NASSIT.
Unsurprisingly, at gatherings organized by NASSIT or in which the Trust participates, speakers frequently highlight DG Daboh as a visionary leader. Under his guidance, NASSIT has become a progressive and industrious institution—one that has attracted more contributors to the Scheme than at any time in its history, while also actively contributing to national development. President Julius Maada Bio has, on numerous occasions, publicly praised the leadership of DG Daboh. He is often cited among a select group of leaders who not only support but also complement the government’s national development agenda, doing so with fairness and inclusivity—transcending political, religious, and regional boundaries.
Since its establishment over two decades ago, NASSIT’s performance under the stewardship of Mohamed Fuuad Daboh has been nothing short of remarkable.
The institution has earned a well-deserved reputation for excellence and innovation. Public figures and stakeholders alike openly commend the Trust for setting the pace in the social security sector.
It is fair to suggest that other institutions in the country could benefit from following NASSIT’s example—or, at the very least, learning from its visionary, results-driven approach.
The consistent progress of NASSIT is a direct result of teamwork, dedication, and a leadership style defined by resolve, dynamism, and clarity of purpose. Today, the institution stands as a national icon—an enviable benchmark of success in public administration.
Yet even these accolades may fall short in capturing the full extent of NASSIT’s contributions and impact. DG Daboh and his team have remained steadfast—keeping the institution on course, even when others have faltered.
Indeed, NASSIT under DG Daboh is the golden goose of Sierra Leone’s social security landscape. It must therefore be nurtured and protected with care, diligence, and strategic foresight.

23/07/2025

FINANCE MINISTER ASSUMES CHAIRMANSHIP OF GIABA
The Minister of Finance of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Ahmed Sheku Fantamadi Bangura, assumed the role of Chairman of the Committee at the just concluded Extraordinary Session of the GIABA Ministerial Meeting in Accra, Ghana, on 19 July, 2025.
In his statement, Minister Bangura expressed gratitude and appreciation to his predecessor, Hon. Lateef Olasunkanmi Fagbemi, SAN, who is currently the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, for his leadership during his tenure.
He further committed himself fully to collaborating with all members to further GIABA's vital mission and the GMC, as GIABA's highest decision-making body under its statutes.
The Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) is West Africa's regional body responsible for combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and Proliferation Financing. GIABA was established as a specialised institution of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in December 2000 to enhance its members' capacity to prevent and control money laundering and terrorist financing across the region.
In this capacity, the Minister of Finance will guide his fellow ministers from GIABA member states, steering deliberations toward consensus-driven decisions that will strengthen the collective fight against financial crime. Having actively participated in past GMC meetings, Hon Bangura is familiar with the processes to achieve meaningful outcomes under his leadership.
The incoming chairman noted that the second round of mutual evaluations demonstrated strong foundational progress in anti-financial crime frameworks across the region, but with the evolving landscape marked by cybercrime sophistication, illicit maritime financial flows, and the withdrawal of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) from ECOWAS, demands vigilance and adaptive strategies.
Therefore, the Minister of Finance from Sierra Leone calls on fellow ministers to prioritise enhanced regional cooperation to close gaps in cross-border coordination, ensuring a united front against illicit financial flows, targeted capacity-building to equip national authorities with the specialised skills and tools needed, and establishing robust intelligence-sharing mechanisms will enable real-time collaboration, among others.
Ahmed Sheku Fantamadi Bangura calls for a shift from technical compliance to demonstrable effectiveness in combating financial crimes and the unwavering political commitment at the highest levels to sustained investment, policy alignment, and leadership to translate strategy into tangible results.
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22/07/2025

I WON'T SEEK REVENGE IF ELECTED SLFA PRESIDENT
…BABADI KAMARA
The most contested figure in the 2nd August 2025 Elective Congress of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Babadi Kamara, a presidential hopeful and Executive Chairman of the Bo Rangers Football Club, has promised that if he becomes the next President of SLFA, he won't take any action of hurting or harming someone in return for not supporting his presidential bid, including the four football clubs that petioned his candidacy.
He asserted that seeking revenge can damage his social relationships while he emphasized the necessity of unity within the football community.
Babadi Kamara reiterated his commitment to serving the sport and taking it to another level if he is elected the next President of SLFA.
The 2025 SLFA Elective Congress will be remembered not just for who wins or loses but for how integrity, due process, and ethics were tested under the spotlight of public scrutiny.
The disqualification of a sitting President and a female candidate sets a powerful precedent.
This year's elections featured 15 candidates vying for various elective positions. Of the 15 candidates who were subjected to integrity test, 13 were cleared, while two candidates, Thomas Daddy Brima and Aminata Bangura, both initially vying for the presidency, were disqualified, fined, and barred for one year from football activities. Mr. Brima's fall from grace is one of the most consequential development s in recent SLFA history. Despite being the sitting President, his candidacy crumbled under the weight of multiple dates of birth across passports, an improper police clearance, and an affirmed ACC investigation albeit without indictment.
The Ethics Committee concluded that his varying identities across official documents undermined the very essence of ethical credibility and violated Article 15 of the SLFA Ethics Code. It's a stunning indictment of lax internal oversight and a cautionary tale for how incumbency can breed complacency.
Equally dramatic was the case of Ms. Aminata Bangura, who faced allegations of forcing her police clearance and lying under oath during her integrity hearing. The CID confirmed she had not appeared in person for fingerprinting, disputed her affidavit to the contrary.
Her disqualification is not just a legal decision; it's a symbolic blow against the culture of impunity that has, at times, plagued women's football administration in the country. Her one-year ban signals a firm stance against falsification in the vetting process.
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22/07/2025

GOVT. RECOGNIZES KASAFONI LAND LEASE WITH GENTO GROUP
In what is being widely hailed as a defining moment in Sierra Leone’s complex struggle over land rights, the Government has officially recognized the lease agreement between the Gento Group of Companies and landowners of the Kasafoni area. This decision, according to government sources, is consistent with President Dr. Julius Maada Bio’s renewed and uncompromising stance against illegal land acquisition, commonly referred to as land grabbing.
Credible parliamentary insiders revealed that the Bio-led administration has requested Parliament to temporarily pause further action on a public petition concerning the Kasafoni lease. This pause, however, is not a dismissal but a strategic window to allow for peaceful engagement and conflict resolution involving all parties—most notably the Sierra Leone Mines and Mineral Development and Management Corporation (SLMMDMC), the National Minerals Agency (NMA), the affected communities, and Gento Group.
The petition was filed by Paramount Chief Hon. Alhaji Musa Bamba Foray Kulio Jalloh III on behalf of the Sambaia, Dansogoia, and Diang Chiefdoms, spanning the Tonkolili and Koinadugu Districts. It has triggered national debate on the fate of customary land rights, equitable development, and the role of powerful corporate interests in local land deals. For many observers, Kasafoni has become more than a land dispute—it’s a litmus test for justice and constitutional adherence in postwar Sierra Leone.
Bio’s Hard Line on Land Grabbing
The Government’s recognition of the Kasafoni lease is being interpreted through the lens of President Bio’s recent public remarks, in which he condemned corrupt public officials who exploit their positions to unlawfully acquire land. In a fiery town hall speech earlier this month, the President did not mince his words:
“Anyone—regardless of their title—who grabs land through coercion or fraud is betraying the people and the Constitution. Such behavior will not be tolerated. No one is above the law.”
The President’s tone marks a decisive break from past administrations often criticized for turning a blind eye—or worse, enabling—land-related corruption. His administration’s support for the 2022 Customary Land Rights Act and the Mines and Minerals Development Act signals a legal and moral commitment to safeguard ancestral land from exploitation.
Legal Reform Meets Political Will
Both the Customary Land Rights Act and Section 21 of the 1991 Constitution enshrine the protection of land under customary ownership. By recognizing the lease agreement while encouraging further stakeholder dialogue, the Government is signaling a preference for conflict resolution rooted in both legality and community consent.
Upcoming negotiations are expected to include representatives from the three affected chiefdoms, Gento Group, and relevant government bodies. A comprehensive report is anticipated following these talks, which could inform future legislative and administrative action on land ownership and resource governance.
A National Blueprint in the Making?
Civil society organizations have cautiously welcomed the government’s latest approach, describing it as a rare moment of transparency and inclusivity in land governance.
“This is not just about land—it’s about justice, accountability, and the future of rural communities,” said one prominent land rights advocate. “If the Government gets this right, Kasafoni could be a national model for resolving land disputes.”
The implications of this case go far beyond Tonkolili and Koinadugu. With land disputes plaguing communities across Sierra Leone—from mining areas to the Western Area Peninsula—the Government’s handling of the Kasafoni situation may set the tone for future interventions.
As public attention remains firmly fixed on the next steps, many are hopeful that this renewed political will, backed by legislative reforms and strong presidential rhetoric, will finally bring clarity and fairness to Sierra Leone’s long-contentious land sector.
In the end, Kasafoni may be remembered not only for its mineral wealth but for triggering a turning point in how Sierra Leone manages, protects, and respects land ownership.

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22/07/2025

WINNER TO TAKE HOME SLE 1MILLION, TRIP TO DUBAI
The highly anticipated Housemates Salone Season 4 officially kicked off on Friday, July 18, 2025, with a major announcement that the winner will walk away with SLE 1 million (or one billion in old Leones) and a fully paid trip to Dubai—the biggest star prize in the history of the show.
Launching the event at Chapter One Night Club & Restaurant in Freetown, First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio called for a cultural shift in Sierra Leone’s reality TV landscape, urging for more decency, dignity, and purpose-driven content.
“Let us clean the game on reality TV shows in this country,” she said. “Today, we are not just launching a clean and decent Housemates Salone show—we are making a commitment to support and promote it to the end.”
As the Distinguished Guest of Honour, Dr. Bio commended AYV Media Empire CEO Ambassador Anthony Navo Jr. and Africell CEO Mr. Shadi Gerjawi for their immense support in promoting youth development and national branding through entertainment.
"If ‘Hands Off Our Girls’ succeeded, it was because of your unwavering support,” she added, praising their role in national campaigns and youth empowerment.
She also encouraged this year’s housemates to use the platform to exhibit their creativity, discipline, and leadership, adding that the bold move to rival Big Brother Naija places Sierra Leone on the global entertainment map.
The event brought together dignitaries and stakeholders including Minister of Information and Communications Chernor Bah, officials from the Tourism and Youth Ministries, former housemates, diplomats, and media executives.
Representing the Minister of Tourism, Nabeela Farida Tunis emphasized that Housemates Salone serves as a tool to rebrand Sierra Leone, attract tourism, and redefine the nation’s cultural identity.
“This is one of our flagship entertainment events and a key vehicle for international exposure,” she noted.
Delivering the event’s biggest news, Africell CEO Shadi Gerjawi confirmed that this season’s winner will receive SLE 1 million and a fully sponsored trip to Dubai, with all health precautions for MPox strictly enforced during the live-streamed show.
AYV CEO Ambassador Anthony Navo Jr. underscored the season’s theme—“Clean Game”—as a commitment to removing indecency, vulgarity, and inappropriate conduct from the show.
“The game has been contaminated. We must clean it. No more ‘mammy cuss’, no more nudity, no more bad behavior,” he declared.
Both Navo and Gerjawi called on Sierra Leoneans to support a more empowering and values-based entertainment model that uplifts youth and reflects national pride.
Minister Chernor Bah echoed those sentiments, stating that Housemates Salone aligns with President Bio’s vision to unlock local talent and position Sierra Leone as a hub for creative excellence.
“The President and First Lady believe in the power of entertainment as a force for development,” he said.
As Season 4 kicks off, Hous emates Salone promises not only life-changing prizes, but also a platform to inspire national conversations on values, youth potential, and cultural pride.
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20/07/2025

ORANGE MONEY PARTNERS WITH SALWACO TO EASE WATER BILL PAYMENTS
By Yusufu Sesay
In a move to make bill payments more convenient and efficient, Orange Money Sierra Leone has officially launched partnership with the Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO) to enable customers to pay their water rates and bills using the Orange Money platform.
The partnership, officially launched yesterday Thursday 17th July, 2025 at SALWACO Conference Room, aims to reduce long queues and the hassle associated with the payment methods at commercial banks by offering a secure, cashless, and user-friendly option for customers across the country.
Speaking at the launch, Orange Money Head- Strategy, Marketing and Partnership, Joseph Saffa Tengbeh emphasized their commitment to driving digital financial inclusion and improving access to essential services for all Sierra Leoneans.
He said this initiative allows customers to pay their water bills directly through Orang Money platform and it will be done in a safe, quick and convenient manner.
“This partnership is more than just a payment solution. It is about bringing water service closer to the people. This enhances customer access to basic water services through digitalization and also promotes cashless transactions.
“With Orang Money, SALWACO customers no longer need to travel longer distances or wait in long queues just to pay water bills. Payments can be made within 24 hours, 7 days a week and across the country where we have Orang Money services. Using the Orange Money platform is an easy way I want to assure everybody for SALWACO customers to be able to pay their bills” he averred.
The Head of Strategy and Marketing said the collaboration will support the government's initiative in terms of digital transformation, financial inclusion and also ensure efficient service delivery.
He said Orange Money is proud to be key enablers of national development objectives and the company is committed to creating reliable, inclusive data solutions that improve lives of Sierra Leoneans.
According to him, with this partnership, SALWACO is part of the broader efforts to support public service delivery as they have done with electricity, education, entertainment, health among others.
He thanked the leadership of SALWACO, the technical team, the commercial team of SALWACO and also Orang Money for the strong collaboration that made this possible. The Head also recognized the ongoing support of every other stakeholder, the ministry, the regulators and everyone that have supported in this direction. “We want to encourage SALWACO customers to start using this service immediately. It is now available, it is open. Our agents and customer care team are everywhere to support you” he said.
SALWACO Managing Director, Ing. George Lamin Vandi expressed optimism that this collaboration will enhance revenue collection, improve customer satisfaction, and ensure timely payments for uninterrupted water supply.
“We have done that with Rokel Commercial Bank. We are pursuing that also with other institutions. Today, we are achieving one with Orange, for which I would like us to thank the Orange management.
“We are also in the process of replacing the grid energy with a solar power system to power all our stations as a primary energy. SALWACO has been run as a company and therefore we have to bring in innovations so that at the end of the day, the idea government believes that we should be self-sustaining” he stated.
The MD expressed gratitude to the entire team and the political leadership being represented by the Honorable Minister of Water Resources because this is in line with the objectives of the government of Sierra Leone.
Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Dr. Hannah Sao Max-Kayne underscored the importance of Innovation and technology to strengthen governance system in delivering public service.
She disclosed that cabinet has approved something which they will be looking at to enhance public-private partnership for government state-owned enterprises, and SALWACO being one of them to improve service delivery.
The Minister said the Orange Money payment platform would enhance transparency and accountability in revenue mobilization drive of the company.
He said the Orange Money partnership is a welcome move because it would expand coverage to customers across the country.
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20/07/2025

LEONE ROCK BOOSTS COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY WITH ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Despite the ongoing challenges posed by the rainy season, Leone Rock Metal Group (LRMG) has launched a critical infrastructure initiative to rehabilitate the Bumbuna–Mabonto highway in Tonkolili District. The company’s commitment to community development and corporate social responsibility has once again taken center stage as heavy rains threaten access, mobility, and livelihoods in the region.
As part of its broader infrastructure support strategy, LRMG has deployed heavy machinery and dedicated teams working around the clock to ensure that vital roadways remain open and navigable for residents and businesses alike. The Bumbuna–Mabonto route, which had deteriorated significantly due to seasonal downpours, is now undergoing a transformation that promises long-term improvements in safety, accessibility, and economic activity.
“This initiative is more than a construction project it’s about reconnecting communities and ensuring continuity of access to essential services, education, and markets,” said the Community Director, LRMG. “We understand the critical role roads play in economic development, and we’re proud to support Tonkolili in this time of need.”
The effort highlights LRMG’s continued dedication to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), reflecting a deeper ethos of community partnership beyond mining operations. By investing in infrastructure, the company is facilitating trade, enhancing mobility, and contributing to the region’s resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
This latest development echoes the broader mission of LRMG to integrate responsible mining with sustainable community development. From education and health support to road infrastructure, the company continues to play a key role in uplifting the lives of those within its operational footprint.
Residents have already expressed appreciation for the improvements, noting that safer roads have allowed them to access markets, schools, and healthcare services more reliably, even during heavy rainfall.

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