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Sierra Leone: People Demand Improvements in Maternal Health
Guardian Network, 12 July 2013
UK backing efforts to force healthcare up Sierra Leone political agenda by harnessing people's power to push for change Read more »
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Sierra Leone: President Koroma Engages Donors On National Strategy for Teenage Pregnancy
Sierra Leone Government, 10 May 2013
His Excellency Dr Ernest Bai Koroma has said that the issue of teenage pregnancy is very much close to his heart. Read more »
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Sierra Leone: 24 Million Euros to Boost Health Sector in Salone
Concord, 12 February 2013
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation has received a 24.2 million euros grant from the European Union (EU) through UNICEF to boost the health sector in the country. Read more »
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Sierra Leone: President Koroma Says, 'No to Teenage Pregnancy'
Sierra Leone Government, 14 May 2013
His Excellency the President Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma has on Monday 13th May 2013, joined development partners in fostering a campaign against the alarming rate of teenage pregnancy… Read more »
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Sierra Leone: Health Minister Targets MDGs By 2015
Concord, 25 February 2013
The Minister of Health and Sanitation has told journalists that one of her priorities is to make sure the Health Ministry achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015. Read more »
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Sierra Leone: Free Healthcare Has Lots of Wastages - SLPP MP
Concord, 8 February 2013
A Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) Member of Parliament representing Constituency 76 in the Bo district yesterday stated that the free healthcare initiative was good but has lots… Read more »
Citizens Demand Better Care in Sierra Leone
Local communities are being empowered with the evidence needed to apply political pressure and demand better maternal services at their community clinics.
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The government and international organizations have put in place measures to ensure that medical centers across the country are provided with saline drips and other medical kits ... Read more »
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According to Unicef, one in five children die before their fifth birthday, prompting the government to launch a free health care program for under fives and lactating mothers. But ... Read more »
