Sierra Leone
A Short, Glittering Tale
19 July 2005
Is This the Outside World?
16 July 2005
Idriss's Funeral
8 June 2005
Local Government Training
8 June 2005
Reflections on Balance
1 September 2004
Helicopter Crash
29 June 2004
Dis en Dat
March - June 2004
The Bush
20 May 2004
Twenty-Five Sureties
16 April 2004
Why Africa?
3 January 2004
Breakdown Christmas
28 December 2003
Toys
30 November 2003
Starbucks
September 2003
Urban Homesteading
6 September 2003
Monsters
14 August 2003
The Women's Hospital
31 July 2003
Gerihun Refugee Camp
21 July 2003
Hiking with Borbor
19 July 2003
Dauda Way Station
18 July 2003
Bugs!
3 July 2003
Diamonds and Reconstruction
25-27 June 2003
Lumley
Beach (& Female Circumcision)
June 2003
Downtown
Freetown
19 June 2003
Trip to
the Supermarket
18 June 2003
First
Breaths in Sierra Leone
16 June 2003
 More food in the locusts' bellies means less food for the farmers. These are enjoying cassava (manioc) leaves. |
 Villagers in Fabandu pose for the camera. It was the first camera (and the old women told me I was the first foreigner) to ever come to their village. |
 The thatched structure in the back left is the current school. The new school was finished just in time for the rainy season, thanks to the tireless efforts of the contractor (the lady in red) and parents. |
News links
All Africa.com
Africa Daily
BBC
News: Africa
West Africa
News
The World
News Network
Sierra
Leone News
Useful resources
CIA World Factbook
UNAMSIL (UN Peacekeeping)
Sierra Leone Web
U Penn's Sierra Leone Page
Pan
Africa Conservation News
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