
Network AID Africa
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My First Field Experience Representing Network AID Africa on a Training Organised by FoRUT on Policies & Laws on Women
This is my first experience learning. Most of the things talked about in the training were unknown to me. Have never known them in my life. I was happy I went for the training. The interaction and experience were wonderful because being around knowledgeable, elderly, experienced people in society actually helps the younger generation to have ideas on things happening around them and in their society
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My First Day Internship Experience
On hearing that I was supposed to start my internship on Tuesday, I had mixed feelings about what my first day was going to be like. I was skeptical, nervous, and full of questions in my head. Questions like, " How are they going to welcome me at the office? Who and who am I going to meet? Will I be able to work there? Am I going to stay there till the end of my internship? Are they going to be friendly?.
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Engagement with Market Women, Youth, Religious Leaders and Persons With Disability on Social Accountability and Electoral Justice
Chief Country Coordinator of Network AID Africa, commend International IDEAS through the European Union for funding CHRDI engagement on electoral justice and social accountability with youth, civil society, market women, traditional authorities and persons with disabilities. He calls for a more direct engagement with illiterate persons and the need to support inclusive hearing impaired communication programming, which Network AID Africa is soliciting support for - (bridging the speech impairment communication gap)
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Audit Service Sierra Leone – Civil Society Organisations Engagement on Auditor’s General Annual Report 2024
It was revealed that No minister has never submitted a single report to parliament by the Ministry of Local Council. No performance audit been debated in parliament.
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Contract and Development: How Private Sector and Civil Society Intersect
He mentioned that Network AID Africa uses the Responsibility-based approach which is a supply side approach rather than demand side approach among other things it calls for mutual accountability and service delivery provision without asking.
He maintained that CSO is a unique space that utilizes diverse interventions based on the issues at hand for instance: public education, dialogue, provide services, advocate, adversarial etc.
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GPE Award President Maada Bio and Educational Sector Realities in Sierra Leone
“ I have been asked by a school principal if me too believe in the free quality education”. We are having school heads (principals) undermining the free quality education yet collected salary from the 22% government allocation to education.
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Official Launch of Running Out Of Time Salone Movement
ROOTS want to see a change in Bo, Kenema, Bombali, Bonthe, Port Loko and Tonkolili on inclusivity and voting partners by placing service delivery, their wellbeing, love for country forst and see political party as a scam. when citizens able to understand that the police under All Peoples Congress (APC) that are brutalisng citizens in Bo are the same police under Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) brutalisng citizens in Bombali. the same civil servat that sign a concrate under APC are the same civil servant increasing toll fare under SLPP
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Parent Advocacy Support Group Media Engagement on International Women's Day
We as illiterate women exhibited no idea on the current constitutional amendment review provisions as well as other laws protecting women and girls. The illiterate persons’ are describe as “women as unsung community builders”.
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The Missing Peace: Contributing to the 2nd Independent Progress Report on Youth Peace and Security
Participation needs to include more excluded voices (illiterate persons, persons with disability, “I am happy to be here as young person who is now a Government Minister, it demonstrates we moving but slow and we have left behind on the YPS”.
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Building the Momentum for the Development of an Alcohol Control Policy 4th feb 2026
The bill will aim to at regulating the use, availability, sales, fines and penalty, precursory, screening, importing limit and per cent, evidence based treatment, tools and equipment, capacity enhancement, taxation.
At the end of engagement, unanimously! all stakeholders agree for a bill to control alcohol with engaging the alcohol manufacturing industries with no compromising the public health with resource mobilisation.
The next step was collated by FoRuT to share with all stakeholders.
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National Election Watch Sierra Leone Conducted District Elections
In all the 17 operational districts of NEW, the elective positions were contested for:
1 District Coordinator
1 District Secretary
10 District Team members (5 female 5 male)
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The Spotlight Initiative 2.0: Ending Violence Against Women and Girls
Network AID Africa being a public relation of Community Of Practice on Violence Aganist Women & Girls (COP-VAWG) comprises of 100+ organisations established currently in 7 districts.
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The Citizen’s Budget Launch 2026 – A Guide to the National Budget 2026
Network Assistance for Illiterate Person’s Development Africa “Network AID Africa” is a strong player in the public finance and economic governance advocacy architecture was invited by the Ministry of Finance through the Non-State-Actor on Public Finance Management on the launch of the 9th edition of the Citizen’s Budget 2026.
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Ignore the Figure! Recognizes the Pain, the Act and your Kind
No amount of figure pays in reparation worth the act of servitude. The United States, Britain and European nations that voted against and abstained to accept the servitude act by voting in favour.
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Beijing +30, How Far? How Does the Real Man Campaign Resonate with the Agenda of COP?
The Real Man Campaign launched by Her Excellency the First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone Fatima Jabbie Maada Bio is a direct involvement of men to advocate against violence and abuse meted out to women and girls across the board. Rev Ann-Marie and Madam Mantie emphasised that the Real Man Campaign is about men supporting women and girls, equality at home, standing up for women, involving more men, and taking positive actions towards women.
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