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Liberty Online TV, in partnership with the Orange Foundation and the Embassy of Ireland, has launched a nationwide schoo...
27/11/2025

Liberty Online TV, in partnership with the Orange Foundation and the Embassy of Ireland, has launched a nationwide school sensitization tour as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against SGBV. The campaign focuses on ending online violence against women and girls.

At the first engagement in the Western Area, speakers from LAWYERS, the Orange Foundation, and former AC Milan footballer Rodney Strasser educated pupils of Annie Walsh Memorial School and Lady Patricia Kabba School on the risks of online abuse and how to stay safe.

Key messages included avoiding the sharing of personal content, reporting online threats, using digital platforms positively, and the role of SIM registration in tracing offenders. The session ended with a Q&A segment on protection and reporting mechanisms.

🌷 A Blooming Note for You 🌷You are walking a path that many only dream about — building, nurturing, and blooming in your...
25/10/2025

🌷 A Blooming Note for You 🌷

You are walking a path that many only dream about — building, nurturing, and blooming in your purpose. Every day you rise, you are proof that strength can be soft, ambition can be graceful, and progress can be slow yet steady.

The seeds you’re planting now — in your work, your dreams, your family — are quietly taking root. Even when you can’t see the results yet, trust that something beautiful is forming beneath the surface.

Keep showing up. Keep refining your vision. Keep believing that what’s meant for you will find its way to you — not by chance, but by your consistency, courage, and faith.

You are not behind. You’re just in season.
Bloom where you are, and everything meant to grow with you will follow. 🌸💎💕

11/10/2025

🌸Beyond Borders: The Silent Courage of Migrant Women🌸

Migration is often told through numbers statistics of those who leave, arrive, and sometimes never return. But behind every number is a story, often a woman’s story, and often one that goes unheard. Across Africa and beyond, women are moving not only across physical borders, but across barriers of survival, stigma, and silence.

I have met women who left home with little more than faith and a photograph. Some migrated from Sierra Leone to neighboring countries in search of work, education, or peace of mind. Others crossed oceans, leaving families behind with the hope that their sacrifice would bloom into opportunity. Their journeys are rarely easy. Between economic uncertainty, unsafe travel conditions, and limited legal protections, migrant women face challenges that test not only their endurance but their sense of identity.

Yet, there is something profoundly resilient about them. Whether as caregivers, traders, domestic workers, or professionals, migrant women are quietly shaping the economies and communities they touch. Their remittances sustain families. Their knowledge transforms their hometowns when they return. Their experiences weave a narrative of courage that too often remains hidden behind political debates or media soundbites about migration.

However, migration is not just about movement it’s about meaning. For women, it can also be a path to self-discovery. Many tell me they learned who they were only after leaving home: discovering freedom, confidence, and voice in unfamiliar places. Others found empowerment through struggle, turning pain into purpose. These stories, raw and real, deserve a place in our collective understanding of migration.

As a journalist, I have spent two decades using media to explore gender, power, and identity. My next step is to tell these migration stories through a new lens; one that blends research, emotion, and visual storytelling...

Because every border crossed leaves an imprint, not just on a passport, but on a woman’s soul.

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🌸 Celebrating 52 Years of Unity: The Mano River Union Anniversary 🌸Today, I had the privilege of attending the 52nd Anni...
10/10/2025

🌸 Celebrating 52 Years of Unity: The Mano River Union Anniversary 🌸

Today, I had the privilege of attending the 52nd Anniversary Celebration of the Mano River Union (MRU) at the MRU Conference Hall here in Freetown — and honestly, it was an inspiring experience.

The atmosphere was warm and filled with pride as representatives from various ministries, partners, and MRU staff gathered to celebrate over five decades of unity, peace, and regional cooperation among Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea, and Côte d’Ivoire.

The program began with a moment of silent prayer, setting a reflective tone for the day. Deputy Secretary-General Mamady Dioumessy gave the welcome remarks, reminding us how far the Union has come since its founding in 1973.

Ambassador Simeon Moriba, the MRU Secretary-General, delivered the anniversary statement, highlighting the Union’s achievements — from strengthening peace and cross-border relations to empowering women and youth across member states.

We also heard an engaging overview from Deputy Secretary-General Ama Gborie Foday, who shared insights into the MRU’s progress and future goals. Thoughtful remarks followed from partners including IOM, UN Women, ADB, representatives from the Moroccan Embassy, ECOWAS, and the Guinean and Liberian Ambassadors. The Minister of Planning and Economic Development closed the speeches by reaffirming Sierra Leone’s commitment to regional integration.

The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks from the MRU Staff Chairman, followed by refreshments and light conversations, a lovely way to wind down and connect with others who share the same vision of regional progress.

As I sat there, I couldn’t help but feel proud of how far we’ve come as a region. Fifty-two years is no small feat. The Mano River Union has stood the test of time, promoting unity, understanding, and cooperation among its member states. Like one of the speakers, I too wished that in all these 52 years, both French and English had been adopted as official languages across member states. What a step forward that would have been! Still, I remain hopeful for the next 50 years.

This anniversary was more than just a celebration, it was a reminder that together, we are stronger, and that collaboration truly paves the way for lasting peace and development in our sub-region. 💞🌸

🌸Today October 10 is World Mental Health Day.🌸A reminder to pause, breathe, and be kind to your mind.Healing isn’t alway...
10/10/2025

🌸Today October 10 is World Mental Health Day.🌸
A reminder to pause, breathe, and be kind to your mind.
Healing isn’t always loud — sometimes it’s found in quiet moments, small steps, and choosing yourself even when it’s hard.
You deserve peace, rest, and gentleness — not just today, but every day. 🧠💚🌸

Yesterday October 9 was the Day of the Girl Child, and I found myself pausing not just to acknowledge the struggles girl...
10/10/2025

Yesterday October 9 was the Day of the Girl Child, and I found myself pausing not just to acknowledge the struggles girls face, but to truly reflect on what it means to grow up as a girl in this world.

Being a girl is complicated. It’s full of dreams whispered quietly, ambitions sometimes doubted, and moments where the world tries to tell you who you should be. And yet, despite all of that, we persist. We rise. We create. We love, we fight, we nurture, and we lead.

As I write this, I think about my daughter, the little girls in my community, the ones who still need encouragement, protection, and belief in themselves. I also think about my own journey—the fears I’ve overcome, the lessons learned, and the ways I’ve discovered my own strength along the way.

The Day of the Girl Child isn’t just a calendar date; it’s a reminder to honor our stories, our struggles, and our power. It’s a call to lift each other up, to celebrate the girls who are growing into themselves, and to never stop believing in the magic of being a girl.

So here’s to every girl—past, present, and future. May we always see our worth, feel our strength, and keep moving forward.

01/10/2025

🌸 Happy New Month, Blooming Fam! 🌸

A new month means fresh opportunities to grow, glow, and bloom unapologetically.
This is your time! Step boldly, shine brightly, and water your dreams daily. 🌸💎🥰

🌸 Day 5 – Closing Ceremony Highlights 🌸After five days of learning, sharing, and collaboration, the FAO–MRU Transform Tr...
27/09/2025

🌸 Day 5 – Closing Ceremony Highlights 🌸

After five days of learning, sharing, and collaboration, the FAO–MRU Transform Training on Social Protection has officially come to a close in Freetown.

🌸Over the past week, participants from the MRU member states explored:

Leadership & Financing
Administration & Exclusion challenges
Management Information Systems (MIS)
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)
Shock-responsive systems

🌸Today’s closing ceremony was marked by:

Inspiring speeches from Amb. Simeon M. B. Moribah (MRU Secretary-General),
Ama Gborie Foday (Deputy Secretary-General, MRU), and
Amb. Ernest Ndomahina (Commissioner-General, NaCSA).

A strong commitment from participants to drive change in social protection back home.

Joyful moments as certificates were awarded to all participants.

🌸 “This is not the end, but the beginning of stronger, fairer, and more inclusive social protection systems for our region.”

🌸 Congratulations to all participants🎉 your dedication is a victory for the Mano River Union!

🌸Day 4 Highlights – FAO–MRU Training on Social Protection 🌸Day 4 of the FAO–MRU Training was all about administration an...
27/09/2025

🌸Day 4 Highlights – FAO–MRU Training on Social Protection 🌸

Day 4 of the FAO–MRU Training was all about administration and monitoring & evaluation (M&E), ensuring that social protection systems are not only well-designed but also fair, inclusive, and accountable.

🌸Key highlights from the day:

Discussed administration through shock-responsive lenses, making systems flexible during crises.

Learned about M&E fundamentals: what it is, why it matters, and how it works at different levels.

Introduced the SOLAR system as a tool for strengthening monitoring across programs.

Wrapped up with principles of good M&E, linking evidence to better decision-making.

🌸Quote of the day: “Strong administration and good monitoring turn policies into real protection for people.”

🌸Day 3 Highlights – FAO–MRU Training on Social Protection 🌸Day 3 of the FAO–MRU Training dug deep into the nuts and bolt...
27/09/2025

🌸Day 3 Highlights – FAO–MRU Training on Social Protection 🌸

Day 3 of the FAO–MRU Training dug deep into the nuts and bolts of social protection systems, looking at how programs are designed, who benefits, and how to make them responsive in times of crisis.

🌸Key sessions from Day 3:

Targeting approaches: Participants explored Proxy Means Testing (PMT), Community-Based Targeting (CBT), and Categorical approaches, with simplified handouts to make complex tools more practical.

Implementation choices: Discussions on how countries decide which models fit best in their context.

Shock-responsive design: Training showed how systems can adapt quickly during emergencies like pandemics, floods, or economic shocks.

🌸Key takeaways: Stronger selection and identification methods lead to fairer, more efficient protection for vulnerable groups.

🌸Quote of the day: “Good targeting is about fairness — making sure support reaches those who need it most, especially in times of crisis.”

🌸 Day 2 – FAO–MRU Training on Social ProtectionToday’s sessions focused on leadership and financing in social protection...
23/09/2025

🌸 Day 2 – FAO–MRU Training on Social Protection

Today’s sessions focused on leadership and financing in social protection systems.

🌸Key moments included:

Practical sessions on building effective leadership for social protection.

Country experiences shared by participants from across the Mano River Union region.

Discussions on sustainable financing strategies to make systems more resilient.

🌸 Quote of the day: "Leadership in social protection is not just about policy design, but about the courage to prioritize people’s wellbeing in national budgets.” – Trainer’s insight

🌸Tomorrow, we continue with systems, administration, and management information systems (MIS) .

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